On the auspicious occasion of Raksha Bandhan, Brahma Kumaris Bikaner extended the message of spiritual love, peace, purity and harmony by tying sacred Rakhis to prominent public representatives and senior administrative officials of the city. B.K. Kamal Ben and B.K. sisters met the dignitaries with warmth and conveyed heartfelt Raksha Bandhan greetings.
Rakhi Tied to Union Minister of Law and Justice
Brahma Kumaris sisters tied a sacred Rakhi to Shri Arjun Ram Meghwal, Hon’ble Minister of Law and Justice, Government of India. On the occasion, the sisters shared the spiritual significance of Raksha Bandhan and conveyed the message of purity, spiritual brotherhood, peace and positive living.
Senior Administrative Officials Receive Sacred Rakhi
As part of the Raksha Bandhan celebrations, sacred Rakhis were also tied to Shri Vishram Meena, Divisional Commissioner (IAS), Bikaner; Shri Nishant Jain, District Collector, Bikaner; Mrs. Reena Ji, Additional Collector, Bikaner; and Mrs. Mahima Kasna, Sub-Divisional Magistrate. The Brahma Kumaris sisters conveyed their good wishes for peace, happiness and a spiritually empowered life.
Rakhi Tied to Superintendent of Police
Shri Mridul Kachhawa, Superintendent of Police, Bikaner, was also presented with a sacred Rakhi by the Brahma Kumaris sisters. The sisters expressed their appreciation for the responsibilities carried by the administration and police personnel and shared the message of inner strength, peace and noble values.
Through these heartfelt Raksha Bandhan meetings, the Brahma Kumaris conveyed that the sacred Rakhi is not merely a traditional thread, but a reminder to protect oneself from negative habits, cultivate purity and strengthen the values of peace, love, harmony and spiritual brotherhood in society.
