On his first visit, Acharya Shri was given a grand Mangal Pravesh

Rahim Sherani Hindustani - Jhabua

On his first visit to Meghnagar, the Gachchadhipati Acharya Devesh Shrimad Vijay Hitesh Chandra Sureshvarji and five Muni Bhagwans of Meghnagar were given a grand Mangal Pravesh. From the residence of Smt. Rajibai Shantilal Sanghvi's family on Agaral Road, Acharya Shrimad Vijay Hitesh Chand Sureshvarji Maharaj Sahab and Muni Mandal were welcomed by senior members of Jain society Ajit Sanghvi, Ravi Surana, Pankaj Wagrecha, Rajendra Sanghvi, Sunil Sanghvi, Madan Sanghvi, Dinesh Sanghvi, Vinod Bafna, Vikas Bafna and other community members. Acharya Shri and Muni Bhagwans were welcomed with a band and reached Shri Gaudji Parshvanath Temple via Rajendrasuri Gyan Mandir through the main roads of the city. Akshat Gawali was offered to Acharya Shri at various places.

After Dev Vandan and Guru Vandan, a religious meeting was organized at Shri Gaudi Parshvanath Temple. In the religious meeting, Acharya Shri, while describing the life of Lord Mahavir Swami, told the glory of sacrifice and said that on the path of Lord Mahavir Swami, even Chandkoshik Naag had to bow down after seeing the sacrifice and penance of the Lord. He also said that if a man wants, he can become Mahavir, he can become Ram, if a man wants, he can also become Ravana. It depends on the deeds of the man. The one who does good deeds never insults anyone. But one should never be proud on receiving respect.

The one who respects will give respect, the one who insults will insult, he will give whatever he has, but never have ill will towards the one who insults. One should keep doing good deeds continuously to improve life. In the religious meeting, Acharya Shri announced to make 30 new rooms by beautifying the local Mohankheda Jain Yatrik Dharamshala. The members of Shri Sangh welcomed Acharya Shri with a lot of love.

Navkarshi was organized at the Mangal Pravesh Sthal Sanghvi Niwas. The program was conducted by Vinay Raj Chandaliya and the vote of thanks was given by Ajit Sanghvi.