Uttam Swami Maharaj publicly expressed displeasure when Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav did not reach the venue on the occasion of Sharad Purnima Festival at Salakanpur Ashram in the district. He told the stage that the one who does not have two hours for the service project, he does not want on our platform.
Swami Maharaj also said that no matter what. You have to do politics, we are people who follow God’s policy. Those who do politics, they should praise, praise. Salute them from here. He himself did not invite the Chief Minister, this invitation was given by Tapan Bhowmik and in such a situation the need to add online. After Swami Maharaj’s angry remarks, impressively the program officials suggested that the Chief Minister be linked to video conferencing. After some time, Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav publicly apologized to Uttam Swami Maharaj through VC. He said in the conversation that it was Tapan ji’s fault, and he had already informed Tapan ji about not coming. After the apology, he shouted to Swamiji. Although CM’s absence made the atmosphere serious for a moment, forgiveness and dialogue filled that rift with emotions. CM said that he is Swamiji’s children, and will continue to apologize even further.
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Awards were distributed
The Sharad Purnima Festival was held as a three -day program. During this period, the Late Prabhakar Rao Kelkar was distributed the bovine -based organic agricultural award and the outstanding Narmada Seva Awards in the late Bhagwat Sharan Mathur Smriti. Deputy Chief Minister Dr. Rajendra Shukla, Minister Karan Singh Verma, Gautam Tetwal, MP Darshan Singh Chaudhary, Tapan Bhowmik and many public representatives were present on the stage. Services efforts like food and stay for the Narmada Parikrama residents were also appreciated.
Message of Chief Minister and Deputy Chief Minister
In the video message, the Chief Minister said that organic farming is needed today, it keeps the earth alive and gives a boon of healthy life to the coming generations. Deputy Chief Minister Rajendra Shukla said, “Seva is our culture. The work of the dedication service committee communicates positive energy in the society.” Revenue Minister and other speakers also stressed the need for organic manure and cremation generation.