Pandit Dhirendra Krishna Shastri, known as Bageshwar Maharaj, head of the Bageshwar Dham in Chhatarpur, Madhya Pradesh, has strongly reacted to the issue of religious conversion. During a religious program, he emphasized the need to protect Hinduism, highlighting the state's sensitive districts.
During a religious program held at Bageshwar Dham in Chhatarpur, Bageshwar Maharaj expressed concern over incidents of religious conversion. He stated that Chhatarpur ranks third in Madhya Pradesh, after Balaghat and Mandla, where Hindus are being converted on a large scale. Maharaj categorically stated, "I have nothing to do with any other religion. My sole goal is to protect Hinduism from these attempts." This statement has become a topic of much discussion among devotees.
Bageshwar Maharaj further stated that he is constantly striving to protect Sanatan Dharma. He openly raised this issue before the audience present at the program and called for unity among the Hindu community. In addition, Bageshwar Maharaj announced his upcoming tour. Next month, in October 2025, he will organize the Shri Ram Katha in Kolkata. This story will inspire religious enthusiasm among the devotees of Bengal.
The national anthem was sung for the safety of the army personnel deployed to protect the country.
During a yatra meeting in Delhi, Baba Bageshwar had said that the national anthem should be played in every temple and mosque. Devotion to religion should be accompanied by patriotism. Therefore, the national anthem should be played in every temple, mosque, and church. Following this, the national anthem was sung after the Maha Aarti at Hanuman Toria, a famous pilgrimage site in Chhatarpur. Since then, the national anthem has been sung after the Aarti in all the temples in Chhatarpur. Today, Baba Bageshwar attended the 75-year-old Ramlila in Chhatarpur, where he sang the national anthem after the Aarti and said that the national anthem should be played in every temple, mosque, and church.
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