CURATED BY – GAURAV SINGHAL | CITYCHIEFNEWS

Saharanpur | Deoband, In the musical Shri Ram Katha organized in Shri Geeta Bhawan under the aegis of Shri Geeta Prachar Samiti Seva Trust, revered Saint Priyadas ji Maharaj narrated the story of burning of Lanka.

While describing the burning of Lanka in Shri Ram Katha, Priyadas ji Maharaj said that Meghnath ties Mahabali and takes him to Ravana's court from Ashok Vatika. Mahabali Hanuman ji tries to explain to Ravana by giving him good advice that Shri Ram is the husband of Tribhuvan, do not have enmity with him, hand over mother Sita to Shri Ram. Mahabali said, hey, why are you so proud, you are going to get destroyed because in your kingdom there is neither a character school, nor a thought school, nor a science school. Ravana, the king whose kingdom lacks even one of these three, that kingdom is surrounded by troubles. Ravana said, don't you know that my brother Kumbhkarna is such a great scientist. Mahabali Bajrangi said, call Kumbhkarna, I have questions, if he answers them, we will understand that everything is fine. Mahabali asked questions in the court, the distance between the constellations is such that they are not able to meet, this is the miracle of power, how does the destruction of the body happen and what is that power that gives motion to the whole universe. Ravana becomes speechless and says that I and my brother do not know. Ravana angrily tells the ministers to set fire to his tail, when the tailless monkey goes, then his master himself will know about my strength and prowess. Acharya Vinay Prakash Trivari performed the worship of Shri Ram Katha with rituals. Sudhir Garg conducted it. The host was Ajay Gandhi, Mrs. Sudha Gandhi was the councilor. Prasad was distributed by Nitin Garg. On this occasion devotees like Anuj Garg, Balram Maheshwari, Sushil Karnwal, Ajay Bansal, Pankaj Goyal, Sanjay Mittal, Akhil Agarwal, Rajkumar Jatav, Chhatrapal Sharma, Somnath Gupta, Mrs. Kanta Tyagi, Mrs. Meera Devi, Madhu Sharma, Manju Sharma, Vimala Devi, Sudesh Sharma etc. were present.