Ayodhya UK Parliament hosts event to celebrate Ram Mandir 'Pran Pratishtha' event in India's Ayodhya
The Sanatan Sanstha of UK (SSUK) celebrated the upcoming 'Pran Pratishtha' event of Ram Mandir in north Indian town of Ayodhya by hosting an event at the iconic British Parliament.
" Sanatan Sanstha of UK (SSUK) started the celebrations for Ram Mandir today at the British Parliament with the sound of a Shankh and created an atmosphere where Shri Ram as the ‘Yugpurush’ was fully immersed in the walls of the House of Commons," the organization said in a Facebook post.
The event started with a bhajan and the evening kept on getting better with the presentation of Kakbhushandi Samvad and Bhajan by many SSUK members.
On this occasion two teens as per SSUK Philosophy came to present their views on the euphoria they see about this momentous occasion.
"5 young girls along with their Teacher Hausika M also presented Bharatnatyam dances," the Facebook statement said.
The event had an interesting take as SSUK also celebrated the life of Shri Krishna by reading the 12th Chapter of the Gita where the whole crowds constantly was euphoric and joining in chants of Shri Ram & Shri Ram throughout the program.
The Chief guests of the Program were Ram, Shri Krishna as SSUK informed.
The event was presided by Harrow MP Bob Blackman., Raj Rajeshwar Guru ji & Brahmarishi Ashram Swami Surya Prabha Didi.
Children and teens were given their certificates to join in this beautiful Sanatan Evening organized by SSUK. Second year in a row SSUK did this event in Parliament for Sanatan Dharma.
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