Hoshiarpur: Sant Baba Nirmal Das Babejode, head of the Guru Ravidas Sadhu Sampradaya Society, Punjab, visited the historic Guru Ravidas shrine at Charanchhoh Sachkhand Begampura, Sri Khuralgarh Sahib. Here, he discussed with Sant Satwinder Hira, National President of the All India Adi Dharam Mission Bharat, and the Sangats present, and received information about ongoing projects.
Speaking to reporters, Sant Nirmal Das Babejode and Sant Satwinder Hira stated that Sangats from India and abroad have purchased land for the education and health revolution at Sri Guru Ravidas Begampura Sadan. They stated that if the government grants permission, the Guru Ravidas Sadhu Sampradaya Society (Registered) Punjab and the All India Adi Dharam Mission (Registered) Bharat will develop projects such as schools, technical institutes, and hospitals to bring about a major revolution in the education and health sectors in Punjab for the benefit of the Sangat.
He explained that the primary objective of the Guru Ravidas Sadhu Sampradaya Society and the Adi Dharam Mission is to work for the benefit of the Sangat and to propagate the revolutionary teachings of Satguru Ravidas Maharaj and the mission of great leaders of society. On this occasion, Sister Santosh Kumari, Building Incharge of the Guru Ravidas Sadhu Sampradaya Society, Punjab, stated that for the welfare of the entire community, there is a great need to establish health, education, and technical colleges for boys and girls in Sri Khuralgarh Sahib.
She explained that projects such as the Sri Guru Ravidas Public School, Chuhadwali, and the Nirmala Chhauni Begumpura Ashram, Haridwar, are being implemented by the Guru Ravidas Sadhu Sampradaya Society with excellent management and innovative thinking. Sister Santosh explained that under the leadership of Sant Nirmal Das Babejode Ji, thousands of patients receive free eye surgeries annually at the Sant Baba Pritam Das Charitable Hospital, Raipur Rasulpur.
She stated that similar facilities will soon be operational in Sri Khuralgarh Sahib for the convenience of the Sangat. A large number of Sangats from Punjab and Haryana were present on this occasion.