JP Nadda performed Puja at Mahakal Temple, inaugurated Laddu Prasadi ATM machine

The BJP National President JP Nadda on Sunday visited and worshipped Mahakal at the famous temple in Ujjain. Union Health Minister Nadda came to Ujjain in the afternoon. His wife was also present with him. While Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav also arrived with Nadda. After darshan, Union Minister Nadda and Chief Minister, inaugurated the Laddu Prasadi machine at Mahakal Temple.

JP Nadda visited Mahakal temple in Ujjain

On behalf of Shri Mahakaleshwar Temple, Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav honored Union Minister JP Nadda by presenting him a memento, dupatta and prasad.

On behalf of the temple committee, Collector Neeraj Kumar Singh honored Chief Minister Dr. Yadav and BJP state president Vishnudutt Sharma by presenting them a memento, scarf and prasad. Many public representatives and officials were present on this occasion.

Inaugurated the Laddu Prasadi machine

On this occasion, Union Health Minister JP Nadda said that he had the privilege of visiting Baba Mahakal along with CM Dr. Mohan Yadav, state president VD Sharma and everyone else. He had the privilege of taking his blessings at such a place of penance. Coming here gives new vigor, energy and strength to work for the society.

MP CM is also presented there

Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav said, today BJP National President and Union Minister JP Nadda offered prayers at Baba Mahakal temple. I welcome him to Ujjain. I wish Baba that our party moves forward under his leadership and Baba's blessings remain in the matter of government.

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How this machine will work

Devotees will scan the QR code available on the machine. They will select the packet as per their need. After making online payment, a packet of laddu prasad will be received from the machine. This machine will be operational 24 hours a day, so that devotees will never face any problem in getting prasad. Devotees will no longer need to stand in queue for prasad. This is a big step towards digital and hi-tech arrangements of the temple administration