Thousands of people bid farewell with tearful eyes, Dadi Ratanmohini merged into the five elements

Gulshan Paruthi - Gwalior

- Thousands of people from the country and abroad attended the last journey

- Dadi had come to Mount Abu at the age of 26

The mortal remains of 101-year-old Dadi Ratanmohini, the chief administrator of Brahma Kumaris, who sacrificed everything in the service of humanity and built the best character of millions of people by teaching them the right path, peace, spirituality and values, merged into the five elements on Thursday at 10 am. Thousands of people bid a tearful farewell to Dadi. Famous as the grandmother of youth, she showed a new path in life to millions of youth by making them drug-free in her entire life. The last rites were performed in the garden in front of Dadi Niwas in Shantivan headquarters.

Dadi was cremated by the institute's additional chief administrator Rajyogini BK Mohini Didi, joint chief administrator Rajyogini BK Munni Didi, Rajyogini BK Santosh Didi, additional general secretary BK Karuna, additional general secretary BK Dr. Mrityunjay, Dadi's personal secretary BK Leela Didi and other senior brothers and sisters. Before this, thousands of people chanted Om and paid tribute by chanting Om Shanti Mantra and remaining silent.

Let us tell you that Dadi breathed her last at 1.20 pm on March 8 at Joydis Hospital in Ahmedabad. Her mortal remains were kept in the conference hall of Shantivan for the last darshan. On March 9, Baikunthi Yatra was taken out for Mount Abu.

Jalore-Sirohi MP Lumbaram Chaudhary, who reached the last journey, said that Dadi's departure is an irreparable loss for the entire district. Dadi gave a message to millions of people through her life. Your service works cannot be forgotten. Home Minister Amit Shah, UP CM Yogi Adityanath, Delhi CM Rekha Gupta have also expressed grief by sending condolence messages.

She came to Mount Abu for the first time at the age of 26-

Dadi Ratanmohini came to Mount Abu for the first time with Brahma Baba at the age of 26. She was so passionate about world service and bringing the youth on the right path that she stayed here forever. She devoted her entire life to youth empowerment, Yuga Jagriti. Due to her special love and affection for the youth, everyone called you the grandmother of the youth.

She gave an address in Japan at the age of 34, scholars were astonished-

When Dadi was only 34 years old, she represented Brahma Kumaris along with Dadi Prakashmani in the World Peace Conference held in Japan. When she started giving her speech in the conference and told the glory of Indian culture, there was silence all around. The scholars present there were astonished to hear the spiritual depth of such a young age. During this period, the flag of spirituality and yoga was hoisted in Asian countries for a year.

From cooking to helping in every work-

It was the period of 1950 when Brahmakumaris were transferred to Mount Abu. At that time, Dadi was only 26 years old. There were only 350 people in the institute. Then everyone used to serve food etc. together. In such a situation, Dadi Ratanmohini also helped in cleaning and serving food. Even till the age of 80, Dadi continued to do all her personal work herself.

Interested in solitude, study and spirituality-

Additional Chief Administrator Rajyogini BK Mohini Didi, while telling about her experience with Dadi, said that Dadi had the sanskar of devotion since childhood. At a young age, she used to spend her time in meditation instead of playing. Along with being smart in studies, she had a calm and serious nature. She was among the most loved students of her teachers because she used to go to class on time and do her homework on time.

These people were also present-

During this time, BJP District President Raksha Bhandari, former MLA Jagsi Ram Koli, Vishwa Hindu Parishad state head Raja Ram, senior Congress leader Harish Chaudhary, Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad state head Hiraram Barad, former BJP District President Suresh Kothari, former Justice V. Eshwarayya, Civil Judge Shivkant Kushwaha from Gwalior and more than five thousand people from India and abroad lit the funeral pyre of Dadi.

Photo- 10 ABR 01- Dadi's mortal remains were immersed in the five elements.

Photo- 10 ABR 02- Thousands of people participated in the last journey.

Photo- 10 ABR 03- MP, BJP District President and other leaders lit the funeral pyre.

Photo- 10 ABR 04- Thousands of people participated in Dadi's last rites.

Photo- 10 ABR 05- People even climbed on the roofs to get a glimpse of the grandmother.