Mirzapur.
After expressing his desire to contest elections from Mirzapur, discussions intensified in political circles, people stood in queue like common visitors and had darshan of the Mother Goddess.
Vindhyachal. Former IAS officer Divya Mittal reached the court of Mother Vindhyavasini on Sunday, the first day of Shardiya Navratri. Divya Mittal, who remained in the headlines after resigning, stood in the queue like a common visitor and worshiped Maa Vindhyavasini. After expressing his desire to contest elections from Mirzapur, discussions have intensified in political circles regarding his arrival in Vindhyachal. However, no official information was revealed regarding his arrival, affiliation with any political party or election strategy.
After darshan and worship, Divya Mittal mentioned her close relationship with Mirzapur and said that she has a soul connection with Vindhyachal Dham. She said, “I am from Mirzapur and Mirzapur is ours. I have always received a lot of love and blessings from here. Whenever I come here, I feel very happy.”
On the first day of Shardiya Navratri, he greeted all the devotees and local people on the occasion of the festival. Also prayed to Mother Vindhyavasini to maintain happiness and prosperity in everyone's homes.
Divya Mittal also shared an emotional incident of the love she received from the people of Mirzapur. He told that on the way a young man came to him and asked, Ma'am, will you be fasting. After this he put a bunch of bananas in his hand and went away. Divya Mittal said that she considered this behavior of the young man as mother's blessings and people's affection.
He said that he does not need to guess separately about Mirzapur, because it is the same place from where he has received immense love and blessings. Regarding making news in the country, she said that she does not consider herself anything, everything depends on her actions.
This visit of the former IAS officer, who reached Vindhyachal on the first day of Navratri, not only highlighted his faith and connection with Mirzapur, but also fueled discussions about his political future.