Campaign for Vaikunthadham

भाद्र १०, २०८१

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The civil society has started a financial collection campaign for the construction of Vaikunthadham in Banke. Not only in Nepalgunj, but also in most places of Banke and outside districts, a campaign has been conducted by the community to build Vaikunthadham at Sidhniaghat on the Rapti River, where people are buried after their death.

The civil society, organizations and rights workers in the district have launched a campaign and appealed for the construction of Vaikunth Dham. The local government has to do the land acquisition for Vaikunth Dham, but in Banke, the private sector has started taking the initiative.

Prashant Bista, the mayor of Nepalgunj sub-metropolitan city, called on everyone to help in the construction of Vaikunth Dham located in Sidhaniyaghat according to their ability. "Support is not only about money. Everyone can help by giving time or suggestions. This is just for you No, It is a necessary thing for everyone,' he said, 'Even if we cannot help in getting the land, I will manage all the expenses incurred by the sub-metropolis.' Taking advantage of this opportunity, the organizers have inaugurated the office of the Secretariat of the Vaikunth Dham Spiritual Festival Main Ceremony Committee in Nepalgunj. Mayor Bista also expressed his commitment to personally support 51 thousand rupees for the construction of Vaikunth Dham.

Vaikunthadham Spiritual Festival Main Ceremony Committee Chairman Suresh Kumar Kanodia said that the Vaikunthadham spiritual festival will be organized in Sidhaniyaghat to gather support for the construction of Vaikunthdham. 'The funeral ground is shared by everyone, it belongs to everyone and is for everyone,' he said, 'that's why we expect cooperation from everyone. We are.'

He estimated that about 20 million rupees will be required for the construction of the Dham.