On Guru Purnima, Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma visited Shrinathji and Van Bihari ji in Deeg, gave instructions for conservation of heritage.

Chief Minister on the auspicious occasion of Guru Purnima Bhajanlal Sharma While extending hearty greetings to the people of the state, he underlined the importance of Guru in Indian culture. He said that Guru is the first guide of knowledge, values ​​and life values ​​and his guidance inspires a person to move forward on the path of truth, service and duty.

On this auspicious occasion, the Chief Minister Shrinathji temple located at Deeg After having Mangala Darshan at the feet of Lord Shrinathji, I prayed for the happiness, peace, prosperity, good health and continuous development of Rajasthan. He said that this holy festival of Guru Purnima should illuminate everyone’s life with knowledge, values, good path and spiritual energy.

After this the Chief Minister Ancient Shri Van Bihari Ji Temple located in Govardhan Parikrama area. I received the blessings of Lord Shri Krishna by performing darshan and worship as per the rituals. During this time he Holy meeting of Shri Ashta Sakha Govind Swami Ji, Ashta Dwar and historical Airavat Kund Also observed.

During the inspection, the Chief Minister directed the concerned officials to inspect the temple premises, Govardhan Parikrama Marg, meeting place and Airavat Kund. Restoration, Beautification, Conservation and Overall Development Gave necessary guidelines for.

The Chief Minister said that preservation of the spiritual and cultural heritage of the state is not only our responsibility but also our sacred responsibility towards the coming generations. He said that the state government is continuously working with the resolve to conserve and promote these heritages.

In the end, the Chief Minister prayed to Lord Krishna that by his grace, Rajasthan should continue to move forward on the path of progress, prosperity and public welfare and there should be happiness, peace and prosperity in the life of every resident of the state.