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The teachings of Bhagwan Valmiki Ji inspire society to follow the path of truth, equality, and humanity: Baljit Singh Bhutta

On the occasion of the Prakat Diwas (manifestation day) of Bhagwan Valmiki Ji, constituency in-charge Baljit Singh Bhutta participated in events held at various locations.

Fatehgarh Sahib, October 26

Shiromani Akali Dal constituency in-charge Baljit Singh Bhutta extended his heartfelt greetings to the entire community on the sacred occasion of the Prakat Diwas of Bhagwan Valmiki Ji. Today, he attended various events marking the Prakash Purab (birth anniversary) of Bhagwan Valmiki Ji at the Valmiki Mandir in village Sondha, Valmiki Mandir in Mohalla Dalichi (Sirhind city), Valmiki Mandir in village Jalla, Valmiki Mandir in Mohalla Jattpura (Sirhind city), Valmiki Mandir in village Chanon, Valmiki Mandir in Humayunpur (Sirhind city), and Gurdwara Sahib in village Hussainpura. He paid his respects at these places and conveyed his warm wishes to the devotees present. On this occasion, Baljit Singh Bhutta stated that through his great work, the ‘Ramayana’, Bhagwan Valmiki Ji conveyed a message of truth, righteousness, justice, sacrifice, and moral values ​​to all of humanity. His teachings continue to guide society in the right direction today, inspiring people to live with mutual love, a sense of brotherhood, equality, and harmony. He added that the life and teachings of Bhagwan Valmiki Ji serve as a source of inspiration for all of humanity. Today, it is essential that we follow the path shown by Him—striving to eliminate discrimination from society, strengthening mutual bonds, and ensuring that people from all sections of society receive the respect they deserve. Baljit Singh Bhutta stated that the sacred occasion of Bhagwan Valmiki Ji’s Pargat Diwas (advent anniversary) inspires us to incorporate His noble teachings into our lives and contribute to the welfare of society. Extending his greetings to the entire community on this auspicious day, he prayed for the well-being of all, for peace, and for communal harmony.
Present on this occasion were Ravinder Singh Ravi, Tejinder Singh Sondha, Sukhwinder Singh (former Sarpanch of Husainpura), Jagdeep Singh Chatha (Husainpura), Balwinder Singh Chano, Baljit Singh Khalsa, Manjit Singh Maan, Harpreet Singh Talaniyan, Harjinder Singh Sirhind, Pawan Kumar Sirhind, Kulwinder Singh Raju Sirhind, and others.






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