Leh, Jul 15: Tarun Chugh, National General Secretary of the Bharatiya Janata Party and the party’s In-charge for Ladakh, visited the Mahabodhi International Meditation Centre (MIMC) on a reflective tour marked by spiritual engagement and recognition of humanitarian values. Accompanied by Vikram Randhawa, Member of the Legislative Council from Jammu & Kashmir, and senior BJP leaders from Ladakh, Chugh received blessings from venerable Bhikkhu Sanghasena at his residence.
Chugh expressed profound appreciation for the tranquil atmosphere that defines MIMC, describing it as a sanctuary of inner peace and spiritual elevation. He commended Bhikkhu Sanghasena for his unwavering dedication to cultivating educational, humanitarian, and moral values throughout the region. Recalling his earlier visit during the harsh Ladakhi winter, Chugh noted the transformation of the campus with visible admiration.
The delegation explored the sprawling Sambodhi Retreat Centre and made a stop at the newly developed Yoga, Meditation, and Conference Hall. Outfitted with advanced facilities, the hall stands as a testament to the thoughtful design and functionality that characterises the MIMC campus. Chugh highlighted the architectural refinement and the serene aura of the centre, observing its growing importance as a beacon of spiritual harmony.
Institutions like the Mahabodhi Centre, he remarked, serve as powerful agents of national cohesion, bridging diverse communities through shared values of compassion and inner discipline. The visit underscored a broader recognition of spiritual and cultural initiatives in Ladakh that contribute to the social fabric of the region and the nation.
