Ratia, June 9: Following the sacred teachings of Dr. Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh Ji Insan, a Dera-devotee family from Babanpur village (Ratangarh Block) performed a commendable deed by donating the mortal remains of a family member for medical research after her demise. According to reports, 86-year-old Mata Shanti Devi Insan, a resident of Babanpur village, had decided during her lifetime—inspired by the sacred teachings of the revered Guru Saint Dr. Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh Ji Insan—to donate her body after death.
Fulfilling this resolve, her daughter Sunita Devi; nephews Ishwar Chand, Meghraj, Krishna Kumar, Rakesh Insan, Ramesh Insan, and Sulochana Devi Insan; and grandsons Anmol Bansal, Dhiresh Bansal, Kamal Insan, Rajendra Insan, Amanat, Jitendra, and Tinku, along with other relatives, donated her mortal remains to Muzaffarnagar Medical College, Muzaffarnagar, for medical research.
Family members, relatives, volunteers from the Shah Satnam Ji Green 'S' Welfare Committee, local residents, and a large gathering of the *Sadh Sangat* (congregation) bid her a final farewell from her residence, raising slogans such as "Body donor Mata Shanti Devi Insan—Long Live!" and "Body donation is the supreme donation." A *Naam Charcha* (spiritual gathering) for the peace of the departed soul of the 86-year-old body donor, Mata Shanti Devi, will be held on Thursday, June 18, from 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM at the Jain Samadhi Dharamshala, Budhlada Road, Ratia.
Present on this occasion were Hardeep Singh Insan (a humble volunteer from Haryana State); Block Ratangarh volunteers Jagjivan, Jasveer Plat, Preet, Jasveer Subedar, Ravi, Dr. Satnam, Dalveer, Gurjant, Sardul, Bhushan Bansal, Naib, Teja, Pyarelal Sarpanch, Mitthu, Lokchand, Asha, and Garnaib; as well as brothers and sisters serving in the Shah Satnam Ji Green 'S' organization.