GANDHINAGAR, Oct 22: Gujarat Chief Minister worships at Trimandir: Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel began the Hindu New Year — Vikram Samvat 2082 — with prayers and devotion, seeking divine blessings for peace, prosperity, and holistic development of the state. On this auspicious occasion, the Chief Minister performed rituals and offered prayers at two sacred temples — the Panchdev Temple in Gandhinagar and the Trimandir in Adalaj.
Bhupendra Patel Begins the New Year with Panchdev Temple Prayers
In the early morning hours, Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel visited the Panchdev Temple located in Sector-22, Gandhinagar. He performed puja-archana (ritual worship) and took the blessings of the deities to mark the first day of the New Year.
The Chief Minister prayed for the well-being of Gujarat’s citizens and expressed his hopes for the state’s continued progress under the spirit of peace and unity.
A large number of local devotees and residents had gathered at the temple to witness the occasion and extend their New Year greetings to the Chief Minister. The temple priests conducted the rituals and guided the CM through traditional offerings and prayers. The event symbolized a spiritual and peaceful beginning to the year for the state’s top leadership.
Gujarat Chief Minister Worships at Trimandir in Adalaj
Following his visit to Panchdev Temple, Gujarat Chief Minister worships at Trimandir in Adalaj — a spiritual complex founded on the teachings of Dada Bhagwan. There, he offered prayers to Dada Bhagwan and sought blessings for the happiness, peace, and prosperity of the people of Gujarat.
After completing the rituals, the Chief Minister interacted warmly with devotees present at the temple, conveying heartfelt New Year wishes. He encouraged everyone to begin the year with positivity and faith, emphasizing harmony and collective growth.
The Trimandir visit carried deep cultural and spiritual significance. The temple is known for uniting different deities under one roof — symbolizing unity across beliefs — and for its message of self-realization and inner peace, which resonates with the inclusive values of Gujarat’s leadership.
Meeting Citizens and Extending New Year Greetings
After offering prayers at both temples, Bhupendra Patel continued the day’s schedule by meeting citizens and government officials. He participated in a special New Year greeting exchange at the Community Centre in the Ministerial Residential Complex in Gandhinagar around 8 a.m. The Chief Minister personally interacted with citizens, exchanging greetings and good wishes for the coming year.
Later, he visited Raj Bhavan to greet Governor Acharya Devvrat and convey his New Year wishes. He is also scheduled to meet Union Home and Cooperation Minister Amit Shah at his residence in Thaltej, Ahmedabad. The Chief Minister will extend greetings and discuss the shared vision for Gujarat’s continued progress in the New Year.
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Amit Shah to Greet Party Workers in Ahmedabad
Union Home Minister Amit Shah is also marking the New Year with personal interactions. He will meet citizens, BJP workers, and well-wishers at his residence — Royal Crescent Bungalow in Thaltej, Ahmedabad. The gathering is expected to include party members, local leaders, and residents coming to extend their New Year greetings.
Both leaders’ schedules reflect a blend of devotion, people’s connection, and renewed commitment toward the state’s growth and welfare at the start of the new year.
Visit to Bhadrakali Mata Temple and Police Officers’ Event
Later in the day, Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel is scheduled to visit the Bhadrakali Mata Temple in Ahmedabad at 10 a.m. to seek blessings from the city’s guardian deity. Afterward, at 10:30 a.m., he will meet citizens and government officials at the Annexy State Guest House in Shahibaug, continuing the New Year interactions.
By late morning, around 11:45 a.m., the Chief Minister will attend a special ceremony at the Police Officers’ Mess in Shahibaug Dafnala, where he will offer greetings to senior police officers and their families. The event aims to strengthen the bond between the administration and law enforcement personnel, acknowledging their service and dedication.
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A Spiritual Start to a Promising Year for Gujarat
The series of temple visits and public interactions by Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel highlight Gujarat’s tradition of blending spirituality with civic duty. By beginning the year with prayers and public engagement, the Chief Minister has set a tone of positivity, peace, and development for Vikram Samvat 2082.
His visits to the Panchdev Temple and Trimandir not only reaffirm his faith but also symbolize the government’s commitment to inclusive growth and cultural harmony.
As the year begins, Gujarat’s leadership stands united in its resolve to continue building a state rooted in spirituality, prosperity, and collective well-being.
