Mohali, April 6. On the occasion of Shri Ram Navami, religious programs were organized in almost all the temples of Mohali and devotees were seen doing bhajan-kirtan and puja-paath in the temples. But a grand religious program was organized by the temple committee officials in Shri Hari Sankirtan Mandir located in Phase-5 of Mohali, in which a huge crowd of devotees gathered and devotees of all ages enjoyed the religious program and unbroken bhandara organized in the temple premises. On this occasion, the present head of the temple committee Mahesh Chandra Manan, General Secretary SK Sachdeva, Joint Secretary Kishori Lal, Rakesh Kumar Sondhi, SK Sovati, along with the entire team of the women's Sankirtan Mandali of the temple committee, a large number of devotees were present. Giving information about the program organized on the occasion of Navratri in the temple, the present head of the temple, Mahesh Chandra Manan and his entire team said that Durga Stuti and Mahila Sankirtan organized daily bhajan kirtan programs in the morning and evening in the temple.
Apart from this, a grand aarti of 108 lamps is organized daily during the aarti in the temple, but due to the large number of devotees in the temple for the last few days, arrangements for 200 to 250 lamps had to be made. He said that all the devotees visiting the temple and the office bearers of the temple committee as well as the sevadars who serve selflessly, participate in the worship and service in a completely dignified manner. He said that if the flow of devotees in the temple continues like this, then the time is not far when he will have to arrange for about 500 lamps during the evening Mahaarti, because during the Aarti, all the devotees visiting the temple wish to perform the Aarti of their God by taking the lamp during the Aarti. He told that on the occasion of Shri Ram Navami, Durga Stuti, Puja-Path were performed in the morning in the temple and after that Bhajan Kirtan by Mahila Sankirtan Mandali and then Aarti of Lord Shri Ram Ji was performed, after which Prasad was distributed to the devotees who came to the temple. After this, an unbroken feast was organized which continued till the Lord's will. The devotees who came to the temple danced to one Bhajan after another in such a way that the entire atmosphere became devotional and everyone was seen immersed in devotion.