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Defence Minister Rajnath Singh Visits Radha Soami Satsang Beas in Punjab
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🗓 03 Aug 2026, 02:36 PM
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Defence Minister Rajnath Singh visited the Radha Soami Satsang Beas centre in Beas, Punjab, and met with the organisation’s chief, Dhillon. The visit was part of Singh’s outreach to spiritual leaders across the state.
On a Thursday, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh travelled to the Radha Soami Satsang Beas centre in Beas, Punjab. The visit was attended by senior members of the organisation, including its chief, Dhillon. Singh expressed his appreciation for the spiritual work carried out by the community and highlighted the importance of interfaith dialogue.
During the meeting, the minister and Dhillon discussed ways to promote social welfare initiatives in the region. Singh also took the opportunity to address the congregation, encouraging them to continue their charitable activities.
The visit was part of Singh’s broader outreach to religious and community leaders across Punjab, aiming to strengthen ties between the government and local organisations. The event was held in a serene setting, with the centre’s traditional architecture providing a backdrop for the discussions.
No official statements were released by the ministry following the visit, but the encounter was widely reported by local media as a positive step towards community engagement.
During the meeting, the minister and Dhillon discussed ways to promote social welfare initiatives in the region. Singh also took the opportunity to address the congregation, encouraging them to continue their charitable activities.
The visit was part of Singh’s broader outreach to religious and community leaders across Punjab, aiming to strengthen ties between the government and local organisations. The event was held in a serene setting, with the centre’s traditional architecture providing a backdrop for the discussions.
No official statements were released by the ministry following the visit, but the encounter was widely reported by local media as a positive step towards community engagement.