SAMBA: Dr. Devinder Kumar Manyal, Member of the Legislative Assembly (MLA) from Ramgarh, visited the revered Bua Sanjoti Devi Mata Mandir to offer his respects during the Manyal Biradari's annual congregation. 

As part of the annual tradition, hundreds of devotees gathered at the temple to celebrate the spiritual significance of Bua Sanjoti Devi Mata, a figure of deep reverence within the Manyal community. Dr. Manyal, who has been a staunch supporter of cultural and religious initiatives in the region, bowed his head in reverence at the shrine of Bua Sanjoti Devi Mata. 

Addressing the devotees, Dr. Manyal emphasized the importance of community unity, cultural preservation, and the role of spirituality in guiding the path of progress. He expressed his gratitude for the ongoing support and cooperation of the Manyal Biradari and assured them of continued efforts to strengthen the region’s social fabric. 

The congregation also featured devotional music, prayers, and community rituals that have been an integral part of this sacred event for many years. The event concluded with the distribution of prasad and a renewed sense of togetherness among the attendees. 

The Manyal Biradari annual congregation at Bua Sanjoti Devi Mata Mandir serves as a reminder of the community's deep-rooted traditions and the collective spirit that binds its members together.

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