MLA lights lamps at temple to mark PM Modi's birthday
MLA Lights Lamps at Temple on PM Modi's Birthday Apna Dal (S) MLA from Nanpara Ram Nivas Verma lit lamps and performed prayers at Jangli Nath Temple on the occasion of the birthday of the country's
Apna Dal (S) MLA from Nanpara Ram Nivas Verma lit lamps and performed prayers at Jangli Nath Temple on the occasion of the birthday of the country's illustrious Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The legislator prayed for the Prime Minister's excellent health, long life and continued successful leadership during the ceremony.
On this auspicious occasion, Ram Nivas Verma also offered prayers for the prosperity and welfare of the nation. The MLA was accompanied by his representative Saurabh Verma and a large number of party workers along with villagers from the area who were present in significant numbers at the temple during the observance.
The Nanpara legislator chose the Jangli Nath Temple to mark the Prime Minister's birthday, where he conducted the traditional lamp-lighting ceremony followed by worship rituals seeking blessings for both the Prime Minister personally and for the country's progress and well-being of its people.
Frequently asked questions
Who lit lamps at the temple to mark PM Modi's birthday?
Apna Dal (S) MLA from Nanpara Ram Nivas Verma lit lamps and performed prayers at Jangli Nath Temple on the occasion of PM Narendra Modi's birthday.
Where was the lamp-lighting ceremony held?
The ceremony was held at Jangli Nath Temple in Nanpara.
What did the MLA pray for during the ceremony?
The MLA prayed for the Prime Minister's excellent health, long life, and continued successful leadership, as well as for the nation's prosperity and welfare.
Who accompanied the MLA at the temple?
The MLA was accompanied by his representative Saurabh Verma, party workers, and a large number of villagers from the area.
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