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This article covers the inauguration of Morari Bapu’s Ram Katha at Ashok Dham in Lakhisarai, along with his concerns about recent violence against Hindus in Bangladesh.
Morari Bapu, a well-known Ram Katha reader, kicked off his Ram Katha event on Saturday at the Ashok Dham temple in Lakhisarai district. The event is set to run from January 3 to January 11, 2026. Before starting the Katha, he paid respects to Lord Shiva at the temple.
This Ram Katha is the first religious event of its kind being held in Lakhisarai. A massive tent has been set up, which can accommodate around 10,000 people at once. Organizers have made sure there are good arrangements for drinking water, toilets, seating, first aid, and cleanliness for all the devotees attending.
Morari Bapu also expressed his concern over the recent attacks on Hindus in Bangladesh during a media interaction at Patna airport. He described the situation as very sad and emphasized the need for peace and understanding among different communities to prevent such incidents.
At Patna airport, Bihar BJP state president Sanjay Saraogi welcomed Morari Bapu warmly. He shared this moment on social media, expressing pride in hosting the saint and highlighting that his presence in Bihar would promote spiritual awareness and mental peace among the people.
As the Ram Katha event approaches, many are excited about the moral teachings it will bring. It aims to inspire attendees to follow the righteous path shown by Lord Ram, contributing to the spiritual and cultural fabric of the region.
Summary:
- Morari Bapu inaugurated Ram Katha at Ashok Dham in Lakhisarai.
- The event will take place from January 3 to January 11, 2026.
- A tent for 10,000 attendees is set up with necessary facilities.
- He raised concerns about violence against Hindus in Bangladesh.
- Bihar BJP president welcomed him, emphasizing the event’s positive impact.
