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Religion
Baba Bageshwar to Join Sanatan Samvad After Maa Sharada’s Blessings, 800+ Police Deployed in Maher, MP
✍️ Amar Ujala · Madhya Pradesh
🗓 23 Oct 2026, 01:45 PM
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Spiritual leader Dhirendra Krishna Shastri of Bageshwar Dham received darshan of Mother Sharada in Maher, Madhya Pradesh, and announced his participation in the upcoming Sanatan Samvad. More than 800 police personnel have been posted to manage the expected crowd.
Baba Bageshwar, formally known as Dhirendra Krishna Shastri, the head priest of Bageshwar Dham, arrived in Maher, Madhya Pradesh, for a pilgrimage to the shrine of Mother Sharada. During the visit he performed darshan of the deity and received her blessings.
Following the darshan, Shastri announced that he will take part in the forthcoming Sanatan Samvad, a religious dialogue platform aimed at promoting Hindu philosophical discourse. The statement was made at the Maher temple premises in the presence of devotees.
Anticipating a large gathering of followers, the Madhya Pradesh police have deployed over 800 personnel around the Maher complex to ensure law and order and to manage crowd control. The security arrangement includes traffic regulation and medical assistance points.
Local authorities have urged devotees to cooperate with police directives and to follow safety guidelines during the event. The Sanatan Samvad is scheduled to be held later this month, with Baba Bageshwar expected to address the audience.
The deployment reflects the government's routine precautionary measures for major religious gatherings in the state, aiming to prevent any untoward incidents while allowing the spiritual program to proceed smoothly.
Following the darshan, Shastri announced that he will take part in the forthcoming Sanatan Samvad, a religious dialogue platform aimed at promoting Hindu philosophical discourse. The statement was made at the Maher temple premises in the presence of devotees.
Anticipating a large gathering of followers, the Madhya Pradesh police have deployed over 800 personnel around the Maher complex to ensure law and order and to manage crowd control. The security arrangement includes traffic regulation and medical assistance points.
Local authorities have urged devotees to cooperate with police directives and to follow safety guidelines during the event. The Sanatan Samvad is scheduled to be held later this month, with Baba Bageshwar expected to address the audience.
The deployment reflects the government's routine precautionary measures for major religious gatherings in the state, aiming to prevent any untoward incidents while allowing the spiritual program to proceed smoothly.