Temples Unite in Prayers for National Safety Amidst Conflict

Temples in Delhi are holding prayer ceremonies, including havans, recitations, and aartis, for the safety of armed forces and national well-being amidst India-Pakistan tensions. Rituals seek divine blessings, national peace, and unity. Security measures are heightened, as devotees join together in spiritual resilience and patriotic solidarity.

As tensions escalate between India and Pakistan, temples across Delhi are organizing prayer ceremonies for the safety of the armed forces and the country's well-being. The spiritual gatherings include havan ceremonies, recitations of sacred texts, and aartis to seek divine intervention and national harmony.

Officials at the Chhatarpur temple reported rituals using 'Durga Saptashati' are conducted to seek blessings from Goddess Durga, and 'Hanuman Chalisa' is chanted to draw strength from Lord Hanuman. The 'Vishnu Sahasranama' and 'Shanti Path' are also recited, emphasizing world peace and India's prosperity.

Every week, a collective havan emphasizes unity and resilience. Security measures are in place at various temples, ensuring safety for devotees, as echoed by Ramavtar Singh of Jagdamba temple. This synchronized spiritual endeavor aims to build national pride and universal brotherhood.

(With inputs from agencies.)