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Chhattisgarh: Hundreds of people of 50 families reverted to Sanatan in a Gharwapsi ceremony held in Balrampur

“Chhattisgarh: Hundreds of people of 50 families reverted to Sanatan in a Gharwapsi ceremony held in Balrampur”, Organiser, May 19, 2024:

“Hundreds of people belonging to over 50 families have reverted to Sanatan Dharma in a Gharwapsi ceremony held on the last day of ‘Vanvasi Ram Katha’ and Maha Yagya in Kandari village of Chando in Balrampur district of Chhattisgarh on May 18.

Those who have made a comeback to the Sanatan fold had embraced other religion mostly Christianity under the influence of certain groups, however they have now opted to return to religion of their ancestors.

The ceremony was organised on the last day of Vanvasi Ram Katha, a nine-day program held in Kandari village of Chando around 35 kilometers from Balrampur where Acharya Sadanand Ji Maharaj, a revered ‘Kathawachak’ from Vrindavan has arrived to give sermons based on the life of Bhagwan Sri Ram…..”

Read the full article at Organiser.org

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