Three states reached Bhil Ashram on the death anniversary of Mama Baleshwar Dayal.

 Bureau Chief Rahim Sherani Hindustani Jhabua On the 25th death anniversary of the socialist thinker and freedom fighter Mama Baleshwar Dayal, thousands of followers from Madhya Pradesh, including Gujarat and Rajasthan, reached the Bhil Ashram, a center of deep reverence, and paid obeisance at the Bhil Ashram in Bamnia, Jhabua.

More than 5 thousand devotees of Mamaji from remote areas of Madhya Pradesh, Gujarat, and especially from remote areas of Rajasthan like Banswara, Dungarpur, Pratapgarh, etc. reached Bamnia on foot and by vehicles.Children and women were also included in these.Most of the followers had reached Bamnia by the evening of December 25.The movement of followers continued until late at night on December 26.Spending the night in the open, I spent the whole night singing my uncle’s hymns.

May Mamaji remain immortal. As long as there is a sun and a moon, Mamaji’s name will remain. With cheers, the followers garlanded Mamaji, offered coconuts at the Samadhi site, and paid obeisance.On the death anniversary of Mama Baleshwar Dayal, a book written by the socialist leader and Janata Dal United on Mamaji’s struggles was released.On this occasion, former MLA Dr. Sunilam and state president of Janata Dal United Suresh Jaiswal, Hari Om Suryavanshi, Kranti Kumar Ved, Tolsingh Ganawa from Thandla, and socialist thinkers from Ratlam, Indore, Jhabua, Meghnagar, and far-flung areas participated.There was a fair-like atmosphere at my uncle’s ashram and his cottage.

Mamaji’s followers remembered their beloved by staying awake the whole night. During this, a two-day fair was organized in the Bhil Ashram area located on Amargarh Road. In which more than 100 shops of garlands, flowers, and other worship materials were set up. There was a fair-like atmosphere at Mamaji’s ashram and his cottage; despite the presence of thousands of people, the arrangements did not run smoothly. Everyone stood in a queue and saw the statue of Uncle in the hut. At the mausoleum, too, one by one, flowers were offered to the statue of the maternal uncle and to the mausoleum.

Uncle Baleshwar Dayal should be awarded the Bharat Ratna.

Mamaji gave the message of education, health, and cleanliness. Parsingh Bhuria, who arrived from Banswara district, told me that I had joined my maternal uncle in my childhood itself. Since then, I have been coming to this village with my family and friends. Mamaji, who gave us the message of education, health, and cleanliness, dedicated his entire life to the upliftment of the poor class. His inspiration is always with us.

A young devotee, Dinesh, arrived from the Kushalgarh area with his wife and small children. Who believed that our family members had been coming here? We, too, have been coming here since childhood. Now our children are also coming with us. All things in life become better by coming to my uncle’s place.