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Religion
Cabinet Minister Tulsi Silawat Visits Mata Pitambara Peeth, Performs Rituals for State Welfare
✍️ Amar Ujala · Madhya Pradesh
🗓 14 Oct 2026, 03:36 PM
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On Tuesday night, Madhya Pradesh cabinet minister Tulsi Silawat arrived at the Mata Pitambara Peeth in Datiya, took part in Mata Baglamukhi worship and later performed a Jalabhishek at Vanakhandeshwar Mahadev temple, invoking blessings for the state’s prosperity.
Cabinet minister Tulsi Silawat reached the Mata Pitambara Peeth in Datiya on Tuesday night, marking a scheduled visit to the revered shrine. The minister’s itinerary included participation in the evening worship of the goddess Baglamukhi, a deity revered for protection and strength.
During the ceremony, Silawat joined the priests in the aarti and offered prayers seeking the well‑being and prosperity of Madhya Pradesh. He emphasized the cultural importance of such pilgrimages in fostering communal harmony.
Following the Baglamukhi puja, the minister proceeded to the nearby Vanakhandeshwar Mahadev temple, where he performed a traditional Jalabhishek, pouring sacred water over the Shiva lingam. The act is intended to invoke Lord Shiva’s blessings for peace and development across the state.
Silawat concluded his visit by stating that the rituals reflect his commitment to the spiritual and material welfare of the people, hoping that the divine grace will translate into tangible progress for Madhya Pradesh.
During the ceremony, Silawat joined the priests in the aarti and offered prayers seeking the well‑being and prosperity of Madhya Pradesh. He emphasized the cultural importance of such pilgrimages in fostering communal harmony.
Following the Baglamukhi puja, the minister proceeded to the nearby Vanakhandeshwar Mahadev temple, where he performed a traditional Jalabhishek, pouring sacred water over the Shiva lingam. The act is intended to invoke Lord Shiva’s blessings for peace and development across the state.
Silawat concluded his visit by stating that the rituals reflect his commitment to the spiritual and material welfare of the people, hoping that the divine grace will translate into tangible progress for Madhya Pradesh.