BJP MLA Swami Prakashnand will be Mahamandaleshwar, Pattabhishek will be held in Mahakumbh

After former actress Mamta Kulkarni, now BJP MLA Swami Pravakanand will be represented as Mahamandaleshwar. This Pattabhishek ceremony will be held on 26 January by Nirmal Akhara at Mahakumbh held in Prayagraj. On this occasion, two saints will be given the post of Mahamandaleshwar.

Who will become Mahamandaleshwar?

1. Swami Prakashnand (Pilibhit):
   • Swami Pravakanand, who was elected BJP MLA from Barkheda in Pilibhit, will be made Mahamandaleshwar on 26 January.
   • He is the Peetadheshwar of Sri Param Akri Dham located on the Bareilly-Pilibhit highway.
2. Swami Geeta Hari (Gujarat):
   • Swami Geeta Hari, who runs Triloknath Vatsalya Vatika Ashram in Gandhinagar, Gujarat, will also be revered to the post of Mahamandaleshwar.
   • They have been associated with the saint tradition since childhood.

Kothari saint Jaswinder Singh of Nirmal Akhara gave this information. A great saint conference will also be organized on this occasion.

MLA Pravtanand: part of Saint tradition for 21 years

• Household life renunciation (2003):
  MLA Swami Pravakanand left his household life in the year 2003 and took initiation from Swami Alakhanand in Haridwar.
• Beginning of politics (2009):
  Basically, a resident of Mudia Ratanpuri of Marouri block, Swami Pravaksananda entered politics in 2009.
  • He took membership of BJP and held the responsibility of Vice President of Panchal Braj region.

Education and political journey

• Swami Prakashananda graduated from Prayagraj University.
• In 2022, he contested from Barkheda assembly seat on a BJP ticket and became an MLA.
  • He won by 1.51 lakh votes and defeated the SP candidate by 81,000 votes.

Social and religious contribution

MLA Swami Pravakanand told that:

“After leaving the household life, my aim is to work in the interest of society and serve religion.”

According to him, he will be employed to solve the problems of society while balanced in politics and saints.

Importance of becoming Mahamandaleshwar

The post of Mahamandaleshwar is a symbol of religious belief and responsibility for a saint.

• It not only recognizes their practice and service, but also offers them an important platform for spiritual guidance and social service.