Politicians from various parties participated in the religious program hosted by Bageshwar Dham Sarkar at the FMF Gymnasium last night, marking a significant event in Fiji’s spiritual landscape. Among those present were Mahendra Chaudary from the Fiji Labour Party, Praveen Bala of the now deregistered Fiji First party, Deputy Prime Minister and National Federation Party leader Biman Prasad, and Deputy Prime Minister and Peoples Alliance Party member, Manoa Kamikamica.
Praveen Bala served as a member of the organizing committee that facilitated the visit of the Indian religious preacher, Dhirendra Krishna Shastri, known for promoting peace and social harmony through Sanatan Dharma. The gathering was highlighted on social media by Bageshwar Dham Sarkar, describing it as a historic event for Fiji, showcasing unity among diverse political affiliations in pursuit of common spiritual goals.
The essence of the program revolves around fostering societal harmony and promoting core values integral to the community. It emphasizes the power of collective belief and shared aspirations, resonating with the wider themes of unity and respect within Fiji’s multicultural society, much like previous events that have underscored the role of religious organizations in addressing societal issues and fostering national unity.
This gathering exemplifies a hopeful commitment towards spiritual revitalization and collective peace, echoing sentiments voiced by leaders like Biman Prasad who have previously emphasized the need for harmony and encouraged increased engagement from various faith-based organizations to tackle social challenges.
The atmosphere at the program was one of celebration and goodwill, reflecting a positive trajectory for Fiji, where community leaders and citizens alike can come together in faith and unity, paving the way for a more harmonious future.
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