Archive · 28 Jan 2026
Amit Shah: Govt Disappointing Sanatan Dharma Followers Won't Return
Amit Shah, a important leader in the Indian government, gave a speech at a temple in Gujarat.
He talked about how the current government, led by Prime Minister Modi, has done many good things for people who follow Sanatan Dharma, which is an ancient way of life.
He mentioned things like building a new Ram Temple, changing some old laws, and promoting things like yoga and Ayurveda.
He also talked about a special book called Shikshapatri, which teaches people how to live a good life.
He said that the government that does good things for Sanatan Dharma followers will always be in power.
He also talked about how Lord Swaminarayan, who wrote Shikshapatri, did many good things for society, like stopping bad practices and promoting education for girls.
Amit Shah spoke at the Swaminarayan Temple in Gandhinagar, celebrating 200 years of Shikshapatri.
He expressed confidence that governments disappointing Sanatan Dharma followers will not return to power.
Shah highlighted achievements under PM Modi's leadership, including the Ram Temple construction and abrogation of Article 370.
He emphasized the importance of Shikshapatri, a sacred text by Lord Swaminarayan, focusing on personal conduct and social values.
Shah praised Lord Swaminarayan's contributions to social reforms, including opposing female infanticide and promoting girl education.
- Who
- Amit Shah (Union Minister for Home and Cooperation)
- What
- Speech at Swaminarayan Temple celebrating 200 years of Shikshapatri writing
- When
- Tuesday (specific date not mentioned)
- Where
- Swaminarayan Temple, Kalupur, Gandhinagar, Gujarat
- Why
- To highlight the importance of Sanatan Dharma and the achievements of the Modi government
- Speaker
- Amit Shah (Union Minister for Home and Cooperation)
- Event
- Celebration of 200 years of Shikshapatri writing
- Location
- Swaminarayan Temple, Kalupur, Gandhinagar, Gujarat
- Key Achievements Mentioned
- Ram Temple construction, Article 370 abrogation, Triple Talaq abolition, Uniform Civil Code initiation
- Sacred Text
- Shikshapatri (212 Sanskrit verses by Lord Swaminarayan)
- Key Themes in Shikshapatri
- Personal conduct, social limitations, service, restraint, compassion, nonviolence, duty
- Social Reforms Mentioned
- Opposition to female infanticide, promotion of girl education, opposition to animal sacrifice, casteism, untouchability