In India, every problem’s solution is visiting God’s doorstep. From getting better grades in exams to sickness recoveries, divine intervention is the solution to all of this. Even if you want to go abroad, and the visa application is becoming a barrier, don’t worry there are visa temples in India dedicated to this issue. One of these temples is the Hanuman temple located in Connaught Place, Delhi.
This Hanuman temple is usually filled with devotees who want to visit abroad. The priests at the temple have said, that people come there along with their janampatris in order to know about their ‘videsh yatra yog’. Not only do Delhiites come here, but people from various destinations visit this temple so that they get a visa. It is considered as a Chamatkari Hanuman Temple in Delhi.
Why Is This Temple So Popular Among Visa-Seekers?
Hanumanji who is the ‘Pawan Putra’ is believed to fly devotees across borders. Just like he flew to Lanka with a whole mountain, devotees believe that he might help them fly abroad. The priests say that during the summer holidays they get the greatest number of visitors.
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Priests Of Hanuman Temple Are In Huge Demand
The priests of the temple say “log aate hai puchne ki kab videsh jaana hoga, hum batane ki koshish karte h, kuch log toh upaay bhi pochote h, kuch videsho se phone karke renewal ka bhi puchte h.” Even the recognition of this temple is so high that the devotees do every possible pooja to worship Hanumanji so that they can get their visas. The stress right now is slightly higher in people who’re already in America because of the Visa Reform Bill.
Visa Reform Bill
If the Visa bill is passed then it will create problems for Indians sitting in America also because then the IT companies will not be able to employ so many Indians. Not just people in the IT sector but also students. Overall, this reform bill is likely to increase problems for Indians.
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