Mathura News: Badminton participant Saina Nehwal reached the shelter of Banke Bihari, agreed to remove Corona

Highlights:Badminton participant Saina Nehwal within the shelter of Banke Bihari Saina worshiped like a standard devotee in Banke Bihari temple together with her husband Saina stored distance from the media throughout this, Saina is on a tour of monuments in UP Nirmal Rajput, MathuraIndian badminton participant Saina Nehwal alongside together with her household reached town of Lord Banke Bihari on Monday. After reaching right here, he bowed his head on the charge of Lord Banke Bihari. Nehwal alongside along with his household prayed for the tip of Corona, other than peace and tranquility within the nation. Saina is on a non secular journey today. Saina Nehwal stored a distance from the media throughout this time. Saina alongside together with her husband Parupalli Kashyap reached the holy metropolis of Vrindavan on Monday. After reaching right here, the officers of the tourism division greeted him. Saina reached the temple of Lord Banke Bihari as a standard devotee. After reaching right here, he bowed his head in entrance of Thakur ji and alongside along with his household sought a request to do away with the corona epidemic within the nation. Saina Nehwal stayed for about 20 minutes within the temple of Lord Banke Bihari. After worshiping the deity within the temple, she left the temple. Badminton participant Saina in the meantime stored her distance from the media. Saina reached Nidhivan after darshan of Lord Banke Bihari and visited the place of look of God. Nidhivan’s priest Rohit Goswami offered him Prasad with flower garland and dupatta. Giving info, Saina District Tourism Officer DK Sharma, who left for Agra, mentioned that Indian badminton participant Saina Nehwal had come to Mathura on Monday. After darshan of Lord Banke Bihari, she reached Nidhivan. Here he noticed the looks of Swami Haridas and Lord Banke Bihari. He instructed that Nehwal has gone out to know the historical past of monuments in Uttar Pradesh. Sharma mentioned that after visiting non secular locations and monuments at many locations in Mathura, she left for Agra. .