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Pilgrims' jatha departs from Siwan for Vaishno Devi, MP and MLAs flag off the train

A large group of devotees departed from Siwan railway station for Mata Vaishno Devi under the aegis of Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Darshan Samiti. Local MPs, MLAs, and dignitaries were present to flag off the train and wish the pilgrims a safe journey.

Pilgrims' jatha departs from Siwan for Vaishno Devi, MP and MLAs flag off the train

Devotees Depart From Siwan Junction for Vaishno Devi

The Siwan railway station in Bihar was filled with immense devotion and spiritual fervor on Friday as a large group of pilgrims departed for the holy shrine of Mata Vaishno Devi under the aegis of the Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Darshan Samiti. From early morning, enthusiasm among the devotees was palpable at the station premises. Joy was clearly visible on everyone's faces as they embarked on this sacred pilgrimage amidst chants of 'Jai Mata Di' and religious hymns.

The committee members and locals had been making preparations for this special journey for months. A host of local leaders, social workers, and prominent doctors gathered at the railway platform to flag off the special train and bid farewell to the travelers.

Dignitaries Flag Off the Special Train

Siwan MP Vijayalakshmi Kushwaha and local MLA Karnjeet Singh alias Vyas Singh arrived at the station to flag off the pilgrims' group. They were joined by senior journalist Deepak Pandey, Rajah Singh College Principal Dr. Ajay Kumar Pandit, Dayanand Ayurveda Medical College Principal Dr. Sudhanshu Shekhar Tripathi, Daksh Nursing College Director Dr. Jitesh Singh, Dr. Richa Singh, and Dr. Sanjay Pandey, among other dignitaries.

The leaders jointly waved green flags to signal the departure of the train while extending their best wishes for a safe and prosperous journey. Speaking on the occasion, the dignitaries emphasized that such religious events strengthen social harmony and spread positive energy across the region.

Brahma Kumaris Welcome Pilgrims with Tilak

Adding a divine touch to the event, Rajyogini BK Sudha Behen, head of the Siwan branch of Prajapita Brahma Kumaris Ishwariya Vishwavidyalaya, welcomed the pilgrims by applying 'tilak' on their foreheads and offering spiritual blessings.

"Pilgrimage is not just a medium to reach a religious destination, but also an opportunity to connect the mind with peace, positivity, and spiritual energy." — Rajyogini BK Sudha Behen, Head, Brahma Kumaris Siwan Branch

Her warm and spiritual welcome boosted the morale of the devotees, who expressed joy at starting their journey on such a positive note. Brahma Kumaris members also encouraged travelers to maintain discipline and mutual cooperation throughout the trip.

MP Vijayalakshmi Kushwaha Stresses Cultural Roots

Interacting with the media, Siwan MP Vijayalakshmi Kushwaha stated that religious journeys act as powerful mediums to connect the younger generation with ancient cultural and spiritual traditions.

"Religious journeys work to connect people with their culture and spiritual traditions. Such events send a positive message to society and keep our heritage alive." — Vijayalakshmi Kushwaha, MP, Siwan

She appealed to all devotees to maintain discipline during the trip and offer special prayers at the sanctum of Mata Vaishno Devi for the peace, prosperity, and well-being of Siwan.

Organizers Ensure Comprehensive Arrangements

The successful organization of this trip was made possible through the dedicated efforts of Samiti President Mithilesh Kumar Singh, Patron Arvind Kumar Pandey, Anup Kumar, Sudhir Kumar, Jitendra Kumar Singh, and many other active members. Comprehensive arrangements regarding food, safety, and accommodation have been ensured by the committee to provide a hassle-free experience for all pilgrims returning safely to Siwan.

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