British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, on Tuesday (August 15), visited prominent spiritual leader Morari Bapu’s Ram Katha on the campus of Cambridge University. During this, he offered floral tributes at Morari Bapu’s Vyas Peeth and raised the slogan ‘Jai Siya Ram’.
He said it is an honour and a pleasure to attend the Ram Katha of Morari Bapu at Cambridge University on Indian Independence Day. The Prime Minister said, “I am here today not as a Prime Minister but as a Hindu.”
Faith Is Very Personal For Me – Rishi Sunak
The British Prime Minister said Faith is very personal to me. It guides me in every aspect of my life. Being the prime minister is a great honour, but it is not easy. We have to make tough decisions and face tough choices, which gives me the courage, strength and resilience to do what is best for my country.
‘It’s A Matter Of Pride To Have An Idol Of Lord Ganesha.’
“Today I come here not as a Prime Minister, but as a Hindu,” he said in his speech. But he remembered the moment of lighting the lamp and said that it was a matter of pride for him to keep the idol of Lord Ganesha on his desk.
Morari Bapu Hoisted The Indian Tricolor
Before the Katha, Morari Bapu unfurled the Indian tricolour symbolizing 76 years of Indian independence at the University of Cambridge as part of the Amrit Mahotsav celebrations of freedom in the morning.
Morari Bapu Organized 921st Lesson
Let us tell you that this is an important moment because Morari Bapu has organized his 921st lesson titled ‘Manas Vishwavidyalay’ on the grounds of Cambridge University, which makes it a leading example of a Hindu event held in a British university.
