Late Deputy CM of Madhya Pradesh, Subhash Yadav, will be remembered on his 10th death anniversary as Bhakti Diwas. The event will take place in Borawan village of Khargone and will be observed by his sons, Arun Yadav and Sachin Yadav, on Monday.
The Yadav brothers plan on worshipping and honouring 501 saints under the guidance of three Maharajs: Ishwaranand, Balakdas and Kalyandas. They will also perform Narmada Pujan and Abhishek at Shalivahan temple while presenting a 751-meter-long Chunri to goddess Narmada.
Additionally, Brahmins will join the religious ceremony along with a large number of saints, which will be a historic and proud moment for both the Borawan village and Nimar region.
The late deputy CM served the people of Madhya Pradesh with dedication and passion, and this Bhakti Diwas is a testament to his legacy.
Subhash Yadav was known for his work in the field of education and agriculture, having served as the chairman of the Delhi Public School and the Madhya Pradesh Agriculture Marketing Board. He was also a member of the Audit Committee of Kirloskar Oil Engines Limited.
Through this Bhakti Diwas, his sons aim to pay homage to their late father’s dedication towards public service. It is a day to remember his life and achievements, and to continue carrying his legacy forward.
