Narendra Modi’s visit to famous Jeshoreshwari Kali Temple

Jeshoreshwari Kali Temple, Ishwaripur, Bangladesh

Jeshoreshwari Kali Temple is a famous Hindu Kali Temple located in Ishwaripur Village in Bangladesh. The Jeshoreshwari Kali Temple is one of the famous Shakti Peeths that are located outside India and is regularly visited by the Hindu Pilgrims of Bangladesh and India.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on 27 March 2021, visited the centuries-old Jeshoreshwari Kali Temple in the village of Ishwaripur in southwestern Bangladesh, announcing that India will build a multi-purpose common room for its devotees.

Modi, whose face is covered with a mask, is greeted in the traditional way upon arrival at the temple. While the priest inside the temple was reading the mantras, PM Modi sat inside the temple. “Modi, who feels blessed after praying at Jeshoreshwari Kali Temple, tweeted after praying at a temple in the southwestern district of Shatokira, border with India. ” PM @ narendramodi Book a Handmade mukut at Maa Kali. Gold plated silver Crown. The spokesman for the Foreign Ministry Arindam Bagchi tweeted. PM Narendra Modi prayed to Goddess Kali to end the Pandemic.

Noting that many Bangladeshi believers cross the border come to the temple during the Maa Kali Puja ceremony and Mela, Modi says that the people need to have a multipurpose common room to do it when they come here during the Maa Kali Puja, and it will be very useful too. PM Modi also announced that for the Hindu Community in the Ishwaripur Village, India will build a community hall which will be used for multiple purposes. “It should be useful for social, religious and educational events for the local population. Above all, it should be a shelter for everyone in the event of a disaster like a tornado. Construction work will be carried out by the Indian Govt. Prime Minister Modi thanks the government of Bangladesh for successfully asking us.

According to Hindu mythology, Jeshoreshwari Kali temple is located in India and is one of 51 Shakti Peeth scattered in neighboring countries. Records show that the Hindu king founded the temple in the 16th century. Prior to his visit to Bangladesh, Modi said on Thursday that he was looking forward to praying to the goddess Kali at the Jashoreshwarikali Temple in the village of Ishwaripur in Upazirashamnagar. Border with Satkhira and West Bengal. The Hindu community and temple authorities, with government support, refurbished the temple prior to Modi’s visit. The last time Prime Minister Modi visited Bangladesh in 2015, he offered a puja at the capital Dhakeshwari Temple.

Bangladesh has taken additional security measures for the visit of the Prime Minister of India in response to opposition from some leftist and Islamic groups. Modi, who is visiting Bangladesh for his first trip abroad since the outbreak of the coronavirus, attended the country’s golden independence celebration on Friday, the 100th anniversary of Bangladesh at the birth centenary Sheikh Mujibur Rahman in Dhaka.

In 2016, the Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics (BBS) reported that the population at the end of 2015 was 15.89 crores and the Hindu population was 1.70 crores, with Muslims accounting for the majority, according to the latest vital statistics report.

Read more about this Shakti Peeth here.

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