Chief Minister Naib Singh Saini visited Sri RadhaKrishna Temple in Kotla Kalan

Chandigarh, September 3:- Haryana Chief Minister Shri Naib Singh Saini on Thursday reached Sri Radha-Krishna Temple, Sant Baba Bal Ji Ashram in Kotla Kalan, Himachal Pradesh and paid obeisance and sought the blessings of revered national Sant Baba Bal Ji Maharaj. On this occasion, he wished for the happiness, prosperity and prosperity of the state and the country.
The Chief Minister said that his mind was filled with devotion, peace and joy after visiting Sri Radha-Krishna Temple in Kotla Kalan and the holy ashram of revered Baba Bal Ji Maharaj. He appreciated the work of Sant Baba Bal Ji Maharaj in providing spiritual guidance to the society through devotional music, satsang and Bhagatmal Kathas.
He said that Himachal Pradesh is a land of natural beauty as well as spirituality and penance. It is a land of gods, where service, simplicity and spirituality have a special place in its culture. Although Haryana and Himachal Pradesh are separated by administrative boundaries, the culture, faith, rituals and mutual relations of both the states always keep them connected. Our boundaries may be different, but our feelings are one.

The life of Lord Krishna gives the message of Karma Yog and public welfare
The Chief Minister said that the life of Lord Krishna gives us the message of Karma Yog. In the Shrimad Bhagavad Gita, he gave the inspiration to man to follow his duty honestly by stating Karma above all. No matter what the circumstances are and no matter how big the challenges are, a person should not shy away from his duty. He said that this Karma Yog is also needed for the building of the nation and society. Only when every person fulfills his responsibility honestly, the society and the nation will become strong.

Connecting with traditions along with modernity is essential
The Chief Minister said that today it is very important to connect the new generation with its culture and roots. Becoming modern is a good thing, but modernity does not mean cutting off from its roots. He said that drugs are a serious challenge before the young generation today. By keeping the youth away from drugs, they will have to be connected with sports, education, yoga, spirituality and nation building. He said that temples, ashrams and saint society can play an important role in this. He called upon the youth to not let their precious lives become slaves to drugs and to invest their energy in building the society and the country.