By Admin 
Bageshwar Dham Sarkar Pandit Dhirendra Krishna Shastri reached Gaya on Saturday (September 13). He landed at Gaya Airport by aircraft from Delhi, where strict security arrangements were made. He was taken directly from the airport to the Samodhi Resort in Bodh Gaya. Dhirendra Shastri also reiterated the message of making India a Hindu nation.
He said that India is already undeclared Hindu nation and now it should be a declared Hindu nation. He informed that a walk from Vrindavan to Delhi will be organized from 7 November to 16 November, which aims to convey this message to the people.
‘India is moving towards becoming world guru’
He also said that India is moving towards becoming a world guru. For this, basic facilities like education and health in the country should be free. Questioning the current system, he said, “Today, alcohol is cheap and medicines in this country, so how will India become a world guru. There is a need to consider it.”
What said on Nepal violence?
Reacting to Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s popularity in Nepal, Dhirendra Shastri said that we also need to be cautious in view of the violence in the neighboring country.
The flight from Delhi to Gaya also saw the enthusiasm of the followers of Pandit Dhirendra Shastri. A female passenger princess, who does business in London, said that he saw Guruji in the aircraft itself. He told that he has met Guruji in London too. The princess said that Guruji has invited us to come on a resort in Bodh Gaya. It was very nice to meet him.
‘India will become a Hindu nation’
In this flight, Varun Rishi, who came from London, also said that he saw Guruji and it was a good fortune for him. He said that by Guruji’s blessings and Balaji’s grace, India will definitely become a Hindu nation.
Earlier, while talking to IANS at Gaya Airport, Pandit Dhirendra Shastri said that the Gaya city is the Tapobhoomi of both Lord Buddha and Lord Vishnu. Gayaji has special significance in Sanatan Dharma, especially for Pitra Karma. He said, ‘Like every year, this year too I have come to the Shraddha of my ancestors.’