Pradeep Mishra talks about Love Jihad said, 'Don't sell your daughters for 10 rupees chowmein and a little petrol'

On the fourth day of ongoing Shiv Mahapuran Katha in Vidyadhar Nagar, Jaipur, narrator Pradeep Mishra from the stage openly discussed social issues. While narrating the story, he shared many key and thought-evoking things about love jihad, Pakistan, safety of daughters, education and sanskars. He motivated the young girls to not get into the trap of show-off and fake love and believe in the parents.

Pradeep Mishra averred that daughters are solicited to be wary of such bike mechanics, who will lure you into it by filling others' petrol, taking one bike for a spin, and offering you chowmein for Rs. 10. You must keep them at an arm's length and respect your parents and grant them the right of kanyadaan. Speaking to the young girls, he said sometimes daughters are swayed by a bit of mobile recharge, fashion, and artificial exhibition of love. But it can prove to be the biggest blunder of their life.

Pradeep Mishra said that the biggest wealth for a woman in the world is her education and he is saying this from the land of Jaipur. He said that daughters should be educated more than sons, so that they can make their lives self-reliant and strong. Kanyadan will be meaningful only when daughters get good values ​​and education. He also said that all the great men in history - Swami Vivekananda, Maharana Pratap and Shivaji. It was an educated and cultured woman who gave birth to them. Such mothers become Jhansi ki Rani, Ahilya Bai and Jijabai.

While narrating an incident in the story, he also commented on Pakistan and said that some people are asking on social media why revenge was not taken from Pakistan. I say, wars are fought not only with weapons, but also with intelligence. When the time comes, revenge will definitely be taken from Pakistan, but it will be with intelligence and strategy.

Pradeep Mishra said that a person should never doubt God, parents, wife and Guru. Doubt destroys life. He also told that special care should be taken in two phases of life, childhood and fifty-five. Do not keep things in the mind in childhood and in the mind in fifty-five.

During the story, Rajasthan Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma, Union Water Power Minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat, Hawamahal MLA Balmukundacharya and Civil Lines MLA Gopal Sharma were also present. The Chief Minister congratulated the organizers for this grand event and said that events like Shivamahapuran are leading to the renaissance of Sanatan Dharma. Referring to Prayagraj Mahakumbh, he said that the participation of 60 crore people is a proof of the liveliness of our culture.

Pradeep Mishra concluded the story by saying that medicines and food items expire, but not the human body. Before this life ends, take the name of Shiva. This will be the biggest achievement. He assured the devotees that this story has been restarted only due to the grace of Lord Shiva and the people of Jaipur have a deep connection with Shiva.