Sonowal joined the devotees in collective chanting as part of the ongoing religious observances at the ashram. His participation took place on the second day of the programme, which is centred on spiritual activities and devotional practices.
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Union Minister Sarbananda Sonowal visited Krishnaguru Sewashram and participated in a naam jap session alongside thousands of devotees on the second day of a three-day spiritual programme.
Sonowal joined the devotees in collective chanting as part of the ongoing religious observances at the ashram. His participation took place on the second day of the programme, which is centred on spiritual activities and devotional practices.
Naam jap, a form of devotional chanting, is an integral part of the spiritual observances at the gathering. Thousands of devotees took part in the session alongside the Union Minister.
The minister’s visit formed part of the ongoing three-day programme at Krishnaguru Sewashram, where devotees have gathered to participate in collective prayers and spiritual activities.
Krishnaguru Sevashram is associated with the teachings and spiritual movement of Krishnaguru, attracting devotees for religious gatherings and devotional observances.
Sonowal’s participation in the naam-jap session marked his presence at the spiritual gathering on its second day. The programme is scheduled to continue for three days, with devotees participating in the religious activities organised at the ashram.
Further details regarding the minister’s other engagements during the visit were not immediately available.