Haryana CM Nayab Singh Saini urges youth to embrace selfless service at Jind ceremony
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Key Takeaways
Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini on Monday, 27 July called on the younger generation to draw inspiration from the lives of saints and spiritual leaders, stressing that values of humanity, selfless service, and social harmony are essential to nation-building. He was speaking at the Murti Pran Pratishtha ceremony at the newly constructed Samadhi shrine of Shri Shri 1008 Siddh Baba Khak Nath-ji Maharaj in Ujhana village, Jind district.
Key Announcements for Ujhana Village
Responding to longstanding demands from local residents, CM Saini announced ₹1 crore for the construction of a community centre in Ujhana and an additional ₹51 lakh for other development works in the village. He further committed to road construction, renovation of the village pond, a permanent solution for water drainage, and the introduction of the science stream in the village school.
What the CM Said on Spiritual Values
'Their ideals promote humanity, selfless service, social harmony and nation-building. It is imperative to connect the younger generation with these values so that the spirit of harmony, moral conduct and cultural ethos is further strengthened in society,' Saini said. He added that the consecration of a spiritual personality's idol is not merely a religious ritual but a commitment to truth, compassion, and service in everyday life.
Significance of Ujhana Math
Mahant Balak Nath, Head of Math Asthal Bohar in Rohtak, attended the ceremony alongside the Chief Minister. Saini expressed that the Ujhana Math has served as a centre of faith for millions of devotees for nearly 600 years, describing India's spiritual tradition as its greatest strength.
Gaushala and Cultural Responsibility
The Chief Minister also appreciated the gaushala managed by Ujhana Dham, calling it a living symbol of compassion embedded in Indian culture. 'In Indian tradition, service to cows is not only a matter of religious faith but also a cultural responsibility,' he said. He added that a culture of protecting nature and Gau Mata would help India realise its vision of becoming a Vishwa Guru.
The event underscores the Haryana government's broader effort to blend infrastructure delivery with cultural outreach, particularly in rural constituencies ahead of future electoral cycles.