Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav participated in a ‘Cultural Conference’ in Patna on September 14th, centered around the thoughts of Lord Krishna. He also engaged in a social reform initiative organized by the Bihar unit of the Akhil Bharatiya Yadav Mahasabha Ahir, sharing his perspectives on social reform. The CM emphasized that India is the world’s largest democratic nation, with its democratic roots deeply embedded by its ancestors. He highlighted Lord Krishna’s advocacy for democratic values and the importance he placed on diverse opinions. The government aims to build ‘Shri Krishna Pathey’ by identifying and developing locations associated with Lord Krishna’s life and activities into pilgrimage sites, ensuring the preservation of his memories. The Chief Minister highlighted Lord Krishna’s significance to the Yadu clan, his mastery of arts, and his role in defending democratic values at a young age. He also mentioned the government’s plans to construct Gita Bhawans in every urban body in Madhya Pradesh and establish Sandipani Vidyalayas to promote the Gurukul education system, named after Lord Krishna’s guru.
