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Religion
Haryana CM Naib Saini bows at Nankasar shrine, serves devotees with symbolic vessels
✍️ Amar Ujala · Ludhiana
🗓 29 Aug 2026, 08:50 AM
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Chief Minister Naib Saini visited the Nankasar shrine, performed a bowing ceremony and offered devotees symbolic vessels, stressing that the site is a place of devotion, not politics.
Haryana Chief Minister Naib Saini arrived at the Nankasar shrine on Thursday and performed a traditional bowing ritual before the sanctum. After the gesture, he distributed symbolic vessels, known locally as "jhuthhe bartan," to the assembled devotees as part of the ceremony.
During his brief address, the CM emphasized that Nankasar is revered as a house of devotion and urged that political considerations stay away from such spiritual gatherings. He highlighted the importance of preserving the sanctity of the site for worshippers.
The event drew a sizable crowd of local residents and pilgrims who gathered to witness the leader's participation in the religious observance. No political announcements were made, underscoring the CM's stated intent to keep the focus on faith.
Security personnel were present to manage the gathering, and the ceremony concluded without any disruptions. The visit marks another instance of a state leader engaging directly with religious communities in Haryana.
During his brief address, the CM emphasized that Nankasar is revered as a house of devotion and urged that political considerations stay away from such spiritual gatherings. He highlighted the importance of preserving the sanctity of the site for worshippers.
The event drew a sizable crowd of local residents and pilgrims who gathered to witness the leader's participation in the religious observance. No political announcements were made, underscoring the CM's stated intent to keep the focus on faith.
Security personnel were present to manage the gathering, and the ceremony concluded without any disruptions. The visit marks another instance of a state leader engaging directly with religious communities in Haryana.