Addressing a special programme in Kurukshetra to mark the 350th Shaheedi Diwas of the ninth Sikh Guru, the PM said revered figures like Guru Tegh Bahadur are rare in history. “His life, character, and sacrifice in resisting Mughal oppression remain a guiding light for our nation,” he added. Moreover, Modi highlighted that the government will continue to honour the Guru tradition with full commitment.

Modi described his day as a confluence of India’s heritage. He visited ‘Ramayan ki Nagri’ Ayodhya in the morning to hoist the Dharma Dhwaja atop the Ram Temple. Later, he reached ‘Gita ki Nagri’ Kurukshetra in the evening. There, he inaugurated the ‘Panchjanya’ memorial for Lord Krishna’s conch and visited the immersive Mahabharata Anubhav Kendra. He also joined the Maha Aarti at Brahma Sarovar during the International Gita Mahotsav.

The PM released a commemorative coin, stamp, and coffee table book marking Guru Tegh Bahadur’s martyrdom. He urged citizens to fight drug abuse by following the path of truth and courage shown by the Guru. “Just as Lord Krishna defended dharma during the Mahabharata, Guru Tegh Bahadur laid down his life to uphold truth and justice. Operation Sindoor continues that legacy,” he added.

The event was attended by Haryana Governor Prof. Ashim Kumar Ghosh, CM Nayab Singh Saini, Union Ministers, state ministers, MPs, and MLAs.

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The triangular saffron flag represents dignity, unity, and cultural continuity. Officials explained that the emblem reflects the ideals of Ram Rajya and carries deep spiritual significance. After the hoisting, the Prime Minister will address the gathering and share reflections on the temple’s importance for millions of devotees across the country.

Security teams tightened arrangements across Ayodhya. Senior police and paramilitary units monitored routes leading to the temple complex. Authorities installed additional surveillance systems to manage the massive crowd and ensure smooth movement.

The ceremony holds immense cultural and religious value, marking the final declaration of the completion of the Ram Mandir.

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He said that in Uttar Pradesh, bulldozers made criminals afraid and people now live safely. Daughters, shopkeepers, and business owners feel secure. Yogi urged voters to support the NDA to make Bihar peaceful and developed.

He praised Modi government schemes, saying 80 crore people receive free rations and 50 crore get medical help under Ayushman Yojana. He added that 4 crore poor families now have houses, and every home gets tap water.

Yogi also spoke about the Ram Temple, saying it stands proudly in Ayodhya after years of struggle. The new Ram-Janaki Marg, linking Ayodhya to Sitamarhi, costs ₹6,155 crore. He ended his speech saying Bihar is changing fast with new roads, electricity, colleges, and jobs.

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Khesari Lal explained that wrong things keep happening to him, including being misunderstood during elections. He also commented on the Maharashtra government’s notice to his Mumbai home, claiming it was unrelated to Bihar politics. “I built that house with my hard-earned money. God is watching and will make things right,” he said.

He criticized politicians for focusing on personal comments instead of real issues. Khesari urged that discussions should be about Bihar’s youth, jobs, and development. As voting continues across 121 constituencies, nearly 2.75 crore people are exercising their rights. Despite controversies, he vowed to keep fighting for a better Bihar.

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