Ujjain: Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav announced financial assistance of ₹1 crore for the development of a religious site in Ujjain during his visit to Gurudham in Kadchha village on the occasion of the 215th Samadhi festival of Guru Maharaj Shri Tekchand Ji.
The Chief Minister visited the site on Sharad Purnima, paid floral tributes at the saint’s samadhi and offered prayers at the temple. Guru Tekchand Ji Maharaj is revered by the Juna Gujarati Darji community.
Addressing the gathering, Yadav recalled the saint’s emphasis on charity, devotion and service to others. He urged devotees to draw inspiration from the lives of saints and commit themselves to performing good deeds.
CM Highlights Guru Tekchand Ji’s Teachings of Charity and Service
Speaking at the religious gathering, Yadav said Guru Tekchand Ji Maharaj had given importance to charity during his lifetime and had followed the path of devotion after coming to Ujjain.
The Chief Minister paid tribute to the saint and highlighted the tradition of saints dedicating their lives to the welfare of others.
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He also noted that devotees from India and abroad visit the site to pay their respects.
Yadav said the occasion should inspire people to remember the contributions of saints and continue working for the welfare of society.
₹1 Crore Announced for Development of Religious Site
During the visit, the Chief Minister announced ₹1 crore for the development of the religious site.
The announcement was made during the 215th Samadhi festival, which coincides with Sharad Purnima and draws members of the Juna Gujarati Darji community to Gurudham.
Yadav also received blessings from saints present at the gathering and interacted with devotees attending the festival.
Devotees Gather in Ujjain for Annual Festival
The annual observance brings together members of the Juna Gujarati Darji community from different parts of the country to seek the blessings of Guru Tekchand Ji Maharaj.
This year, devotees arrived from Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra, among other regions.
Various community committees organised refreshments and meals for visitors, including tea, kheer and other food offerings. A fair was also organised at the venue for devotees and visitors arriving from different cities and states.
The annual gathering on Sharad Purnima remains an occasion for members of the community to pay homage to Guru Tekchand Ji Maharaj and participate in religious activities at Gurudham.
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