Sirsa: Ram Rahim launches new song from Baghpat Ashram, more than one crore people watched ‘Saddi Nit Diwali’

Ram Rahim
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On Diwali, Deramukhi Gurmeet Ram Rahim has launched a new song Saadi Nit Diwali from Baghpat Ashram in Uttar Pradesh on his laptop. With the launch, the song went viral on other social media platforms including YouTube and Instagram. More than one crore people have seen the song and 83 thousand likes have been received in about 18 hours till 6 pm on Tuesday.

On Diwali, Deramukhi lit ghee diyas and sparklers. After this, the sadh-sangat of the country and abroad lit lamps of ghee and oil in their respective homes. Through this song, Deramukhi gave the message that on the day of Diwali, people light up outside with diyas and sticks, but there is darkness inside them. To make both the inside and outside shine, Sai ji has associated with the name of the Lord.

In this song, taking a dig at the increasing prevalence of intoxicants on Deepawali, he said that on the day of Diwali, people become Ravana by gambling and drinking daru (liquor), but for whom this festival is celebrated, that is, no one follows in the footsteps of Ramji, Which is sad. Man can remove sorrow and anxiety in life by joining the name of God, Allah.

Deramukhi wishes Diwali
Deramukhi wished everyone a Happy Diwali. He said that this festival of light brings happiness in all your homes and remove the darkness of your sorrow, sorrow, pain, worry. Pray to God and bless you all. May the Supreme Father Shah Satnam, Shah Mastan ji Data Rehbar fill your pockets with happiness.

message from online gurukul
Deramukhi, while answering a question through online gurukul, said that a disciple should ask God only from his guru. Apart from this, the good of all and the good of the whole world should be sought from the Guru. Keep the spirit of service-simran for yourself. He said that before coming to the throne, those poor people who were financially weak, used to call them and distribute sweets etc. to them. Even today, clothes, ration and other essential items have been sent to 42 needy people on Diwali festival.

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On Diwali, Deramukhi Gurmeet Ram Rahim has launched a new song Saadi Nit Diwali from Baghpat Ashram in Uttar Pradesh on his laptop. With the launch, the song went viral on other social media platforms including YouTube and Instagram. More than one crore people have seen the song and 83 thousand likes have been received in about 18 hours till 6 pm on Tuesday.

On Diwali, Deramukhi lit ghee diyas and sparklers. After this, the sadh-sangat of the country and abroad lit lamps of ghee and oil in their respective homes. Through this song, Deramukhi gave the message that on the day of Diwali, people light up outside with diyas and sticks, but there is darkness inside them. To make both the inside and outside shine, Sai ji has associated with the name of the Lord.

In this song, taking a dig at the increasing prevalence of intoxicants on Deepawali, he said that on the day of Diwali, people become Ravana by gambling and drinking daru (liquor), but for whom this festival is celebrated, that is, no one follows in the footsteps of Ramji, Which is sad. Man can remove sorrow and anxiety in life by joining the name of God, Allah.

Deramukhi wishes Diwali

Deramukhi wished everyone a Happy Diwali. He said that this festival of light brings happiness in all your homes and remove the darkness of your sorrow, sorrow, pain, worry. Pray to God and bless you all. May the Supreme Father Shah Satnam, Shah Mastan ji Data Rehbar fill your pockets with happiness.

message from online gurukul

Deramukhi, while answering a question through online gurukul, said that a disciple should ask God only from his guru. Apart from this, the good of all and the good of the whole world should be sought from the Guru. Keep the spirit of service-simran for yourself. He said that before coming to the throne, those poor people who were financially weak, used to call them and distribute sweets etc. to them. Even today, clothes, ration and other essential items have been sent to 42 needy people on Diwali festival.