Jhabua: In the Jhabua district of Madhya Pradesh, 250 persons have left Christianity and converted to Hinduism. In bekalda village of the Petlawad area of Jhabua, there was a religious awakening in the surrounding villages since the story of Pandit Kamal Kishore Nagar. The effect of this was that two days ago when Pandit Nagar reached the Pran-Pratishtha ceremony of the Sri Ram temple at village Gulripara, 250 families rejoined the Hindu religion. He says that he had become a Christian for some reason in the past years, but it is a pleasant feeling to be back home now. Similarly, in Amba in the Ratlam region, 18 Muslims adopted Sanatan Dharma after worshipping at the Shiva temple.

On Friday morning, he offered prayers at the Bhimnath Mahadev Temple in Amba. In the presence of Swami Anandgiri Maharaj, everyone took a bath with cow urine and wore Janeu. Before returning home, everyone also prepared an affidavit of conversion without any pressure. Then, all the procedures were completed through the Hindu method. Mohammad Shah became a Hindu with family and relatives. He said that his three generations have been associated with the herbal trade. For the last several years, the trend toward Sanatan Dharma was increasing. In the past, when we talked to Swamiji in the MahashivaPurana Katha, he also showed positive, then he decided to change the vote, including the family.

In another incident, about two dozen persons have converted to Sanatan Dharma in Amba in Ratlam. The people who took the initiation say that they were never Muslims. They are people of the stroller species, who used to eat on demand. One of the maharajas involved in the initiation says that all these Shiva Puranas had come to listen. When he came here, his Hindu religion woke up and he said that he wanted to return to the same religion in which his forefathers were. Here in front of the whole society, he has accepted Hinduism.

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