Udaipur's 12-Day Pilgrimage to Sammed Shikhar Ji Reaches Girnar on the Seventh Day
Udaipur: Under the auspices of JSGIF Mewar Region, a 12-day religious pilgrimage organized by the Jain community has reached the sacred site of Girnar, as per the beliefs of Jain followers, on its seventh day.
Anil Nahar, chairman of the Mewar Region, shared that the group departed from Pavapuri this morning and arrived at the holy land of Girnar, significant to both Jain and Buddhist traditions. After performing Navkarshi, the pilgrims celebrated by chanting praises of Lord Parshvanath, creating a spiritually uplifting atmosphere as they visited the five sacred hills: Ratnagiri, Vipulanchal, Vaibhavgiri, Songiri, and Udaygiri.
Elected chairman Arun Mandot mentioned that they also prayed for prosperity at the Bodhi Temple on the sixth hill in Rajgir, accessible via a ropeway.
Sanghapati Shantilal Velawat noted that the pilgrims explored various sites, including Nirmal Kund, Agnikund, Virayatan, and the Japanese Temple, before enjoying lunch. They then visited the renowned Nalanda University and Kundalpur, the karmabhoomi of Lord Mahavir, before heading to the main destination, Sammed Shikhar Ji.
Sanghapati Mahavir Chaudhary highlighted the key roles played by Vijay Sishodia, Prakash Kothari, Gunvant Wagarecha, Arvind Badala, Sunil Nahar, Mukesh Tated, Himanshu Mehta, Pradeep Kothari, Hastimal Lodha, Rajesh Baya, and Sunil Chhajed in making the pilgrimage a success.
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