Selection of Assembly Assembly: Imam from the 200-year Shiva Temple Sage spell for BJP victory

Prayagraj: With the date of voting gradually approached, the priest of the 200-year Shiva Temple in Bhagwanpur Village in the Kaushambi District in a neighboring country, Brijendra Narayan Mishra, who has installed the statue of Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the Temple in 2014, is reading spells, Shlokas and Do special puja for the victory of the Bharatiya Janata (BJP) party in the assembly poll.
Mishra told Tii, “I have placed PM Modi’s library at the 200-year-old Shiva Temple on January 21, 2014, during the parliamentary election and conducted a special Puja God Shiva praying that Modi Ji became the prime minister.” “With Mahadev, Modi Ji became prime minister in 2014 and again in 2019.
This year, I chanted spells and Shloka and did a special pulaja with a prayer that BJP maintained power in the state,” he added.
Clarifying that the temple is ‘Shival’ and not ‘Modi Temple’, Mishra said Bust PM was not worshiped.
“We don’t do puja from boobs PM but dust and clean it every day.
I have put a wool shawl at this time because it’s quite cold,” Pastor added.
I strongly believe Modi Ji also offers prayers to Lord Shiva because of the destruction of all the nation’s enemies, said Mishra.
“I also did Puja of Lord Shiva, read Shlokas and spells on behalf of Modi Ji for the country’s repair but hoped that PM had to visit this temple once every time he could spend time,” he said.
I am sure that Lord Shiva will ensure a pounding victory for BJP in the polls of the Assembly, Mishra added firmly.
Over the years, the temple became quite popular in this region because of its uniqueness.
“People from villages and emotionally coexist areas are associated with the temple.
BJP supporters also provide prayers for the party’s victory in the State Assembly poll,” added Mishra.
We all believe that BJP won the 2014 and 2017 parliamentary polls and the 2017 State Assembly poll with Rahmat Lord Shiva and will return to the majority pounding in the State Assembly with the blessings, said Ashok Kesarwani, a local person.