“CM Shivraj Singh Is Shravan Kumar Of Modern Times” Say Pilgrims From Madhya Pradesh

Elderly pilgrims from Madhya Pradesh, who went on pilgrimage by plane for the first time in the country, shared their heart-to-heart after returning from the holy place Prayagraj (Uttar Pradesh). For taking them on this pilgrimage by plane, they’re so delighted and grateful and compare Shivraj Singh Chouhan with the most obedient and dedicated son that Indian soil ever had, they call the CM “Shravan Kumar of modern times”.

They said that this journey has been unique, unforgettable, and enjoyable for all. Pilgrims blessed him for long life and for being ‘Gadipati’ (Chief Minister). The aura on the foreheads of all the 32 pilgrims who returned to Raja Bhoj Vimantal Bhopal after taking a holy bath at the Ganges, Yamuna, and Saraswati in Prayagraj showed their spiritual satisfaction. The relatives of the pilgrims also looked happy.

CM Shivraj Chouhan made possible what could not even be thought of

Prem Narayan Patel of Jat Khedi, who returned from pilgrimage, said emotionally that everything was beyond imagination: I used to see airplanes flying in the sky but never thought that we would get to sit in it. Shivraj Singh Chouhan made it possible for us. We got to travel to the biggest pilgrimage site, Prayagraj, by airplane. At the age of 75, I saw the first CM who did such service to the poor. It would be a blessing for us that he remains Chief Minister for life.

Blessings to the Chief Minister

Siya Kumari Sharma of Kailash Nagar said: Many blessings to the Chief Minister. Due to him, the dream of taking a dip in Triveni Sangam could be fulfilled. We traveled by plane for the first time in our lives. I got VIP treatment at the hotel. Gratitude to Chief Minister Chouhan for making such a wonderful pilgrimage without any difficulty in such a short time.

Priceless moments of pilgrimage

These moments of life are very precious. They have become permanent in our memories. Mithu Lal Mewada of Phanda said: We had never ever thought that we will have the fortune of pilgrimage. Thanks to Chief Minister Chouhan.

Chief Minister Chouhan, A helper to the elderly

Gondermau’s Rajal Bai, who was looking happy and satiated after doing the pilgrimage, described Chief Minister Shri Chouhan as a helper to the elderly. Expressing his gratitude to the Chief Minister, he also blessed him to remain the Gadipati (Chief Minister) forever.

A dip in Prayagraj for the prosperity of the state

Santosh Kumar Gupta, an elderly pilgrim from Jahangirabad, told that the work of Shri Chouhan in providing pilgrimage by air travel is very commendable. He has taken the people of the land for darshan by an aerial tour. Appreciating this effort of the Chief Minister, people in Prayagraj also said that Shri Chouhan is very good. Mr. Gupta said that along with wishing for the happiness and prosperity of the state, he also took a dip of good wishes for the Chief Minister and his family at the Sangam-ghat.

Be successful and long live Shivraj Singh

Shakuntala Bai of Barkheda Pathani happily blessed that may Shivraj live long, be successful, and rule forever. He said that the Chief Minister has served a lot, from children to the elderly.

Visited Hanumangarhi as well

Tikaram Sen of Ronjhia expressed his gratitude to today’s Shravan Kumar and CM Chouhan, saying that along with taking a dip in Triveni Sangam, he also got the privilege of visiting Hanumangarhi. The arrangements for the journey from Bhopal to Prayagraj were excellent, just like a son does for his elders.

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Shivraj, the messiah of the poor

Krishna Choubey, a resident of Punjabi Bagh, says that there was no difficulty in the journey. Very good care of all the pilgrims was taken. He visited the Hanuman temple and had the good fortune to attend the Ganga Aarti. The dream of taking a dip at Triveni Sangam came true. Congratulations to Shivraj Singh Chouhan again and again. Shivraj Bhaiya is the messiah of the poor; he is useful in every man’s pain.