Madhya Pradesh / Kamal nath said Country run by Constitution after meeting dhirendra shashtri at bageshwar dham

MP : Former CM and Congress leader Kamal Nath also arrived at the Bageshwar Dham located in Chhatarpur, Madhya Pradesh for the Dharma Rakshaartha Yagya that started from today and to make India a Hindu nation. Before going to Ajaygarh in Panna district, he landed by helicopter at the helipad built in Bageshwar Dham. Here Congress leaders and workers welcomed him. After this, Balaji had darshan of Hanuman ji. During this, he met Peethadhishwar Dhirendra Krishna Shastri of Bageshwar Dham. After the meeting, he was asked that Dhirendra Shastri is performing a yajna here to make India a Hindu nation, on which Kamal Nath said that India runs by the constitution.

Former Chief Minister Kamal Nath is constantly visiting temples. Recently, he has also been seen attacking the state government in Madhya Pradesh regarding the salary of the priests. At the same time, Maa Narmada was worshiped at Gwarighat in Jabalpur. Politically, his visits are considered very important. These are also special because assembly elections are to be held in Madhya Pradesh later this year. In such a situation, he is making up his mind to enter the electoral fray on the Hindutva formula of BJP.

Bageshwar Dham has been decorated and ready. The beauty of the fair is being made on seeing it. The religious events that started here from today will continue till February 19. During this, there is going to be a gathering of famous storytellers from all over the country. According to the information, 21 storytellers and bhajan singers will participate during this program. Many leaders are also expected to reach here in the programs that will run till February 19 and it has been started by Congress leader Kamal Nath.

Kamal Nath worshiped at Bageshwar Balaji temple. Dhirendra Shastri had invited Kamal Nath for the program of Kanya Vivah. After reaching Bageshwar Dham, Kamal Nath said, he has built the biggest Hanuman ji temple in Chhindwara which is more than 101 feet high. I wished Hanuman ji for a better future of Madhya Pradesh.