CM Nayab Saini Visits Baba Mohan Das Ashram in Jalandhar
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Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini travelled to Jalandhar on Tuesday, July 28, 2026, to attend the inauguration ceremony of the Baba Mohan Das Ashram — paying his respects to the revered Baba Ji and receiving the blessings of spiritual leader Guru Maa Soma Devi Ji Maharaj.
Posting on X, Saini wrote: 'Aaj Jalandhar sthit Baba Mohan Das Ashram pahunchkar...' — 'Today, upon reaching the Baba Mohan Das Ashram in Jalandhar, I reverently paid my respects to the revered Baba Ji and was fortunate to be a witness to this sacred occasion of the ashram's inauguration. I also had the good fortune of receiving the blessings of revered Guru Maa Soma Devi Ji Maharaj.'
Guru Maa Soma Devi's Work on Seva and Social Harmony
Saini used the occasion to publicly honour Guru Maa Soma Devi Ji Maharaj's sustained contributions to spiritual awareness, service, communal harmony, and the upliftment of humanity. 'I reverently salute her continuous contribution towards spiritual awareness, service, harmony and the upliftment of humanity in society,' he said, praying that her blessings remain upon all devotees and that 'the light of love, unity and moral values continues to spread in society.'
BJP's Cultural Outreach Across Northern India
The visit fits a well-established pattern among senior BJP leaders in northern states — attending ashram events and religious inaugurations as part of cultural and constituency outreach. Themes of seva (service), unity, and moral values that Saini invoked at the Jalandhar ashram closely mirror the party's broader messaging in the region. Jalandhar, a major city in Punjab, hosts a significant number of religious institutions and spiritual communities, making such engagements politically and socially resonant.
For Saini, a Haryana chief minister crossing into Punjab for a religious event also signals the kind of inter-state spiritual diplomacy that cuts across administrative boundaries — a soft-power gesture that resonates with devotees on both sides.