Chandigarh/Nurmahal: Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini on Monday visited the main ashram of Divya Jyoti Jagrati Sansthan (DJJS) in Nurmahal, Punjab. During the visit, he reviewed the various social, spiritual, and public welfare initiatives being carried out under the guidance of the institution’s founder and director, Ashutosh Maharaj Ji.

CM Appreciates Gaushala, Organic Farming and Environmental Initiatives

The Chief Minister lauded the institution’s initiatives in cow protection, organic farming, and environmental conservation, describing them as exemplary efforts towards preserving Indian culture and promoting social reform.

During the visit, Saini took a keen interest in the Sansthan’s Kamdhenu Gaushala, organic agriculture projects, and Ayurvedic product initiatives.

He said that the institution is not only spreading spiritual awareness but is also making significant contributions towards environmental protection, the conservation of indigenous cattle breeds, and the promotion of chemical-free farming, thereby safeguarding both public health and India’s cultural heritage.

Discussions on Future Social and Spiritual Programmes

During a special programme held at the ashram, Chief Minister Saini interacted with senior representatives of the institution. He held detailed discussions with Swami Parmanand Ji, Swami Vishwanand Ji, Swami Giridharanand Ji, Swami Umeshanand Ji, Swami Chinmayanand Ji, Swami Gurukripanand Ji, and Swami Maneshwaranand Ji regarding the organisation’s future social and spiritual initiatives.

Former MPs Sunita Duggal and Sushil Rinku, along with BJP District President Jagbir Singh Brar and other leaders, also appreciated the institution’s contribution to public service and humanitarian work.

CM Recalls Long Association with the Institution

Addressing the gathering, Chief Minister Saini recalled his long-standing association with Divya Jyoti Jagrati Sansthan. He said he has shared a close relationship with the institution for many years and has regularly participated in its programmes and activities.

Concluding his visit, the Chief Minister extended his best wishes to the institution for its continued efforts in the fields of social welfare, public service, and humanitarian work. He also encouraged the saints and volunteers of the Sansthan to continue serving society with the same dedication, commitment, and enthusiasm.