Varanasi,

24 Nov (HS): Famous Bollywood actress and BJP MP Kangana Ranaut, who arrived in

Uttar Pradesh's religious city Varanasi (Kashi) on Monday, performed the rituals

of Darshan Puja at Kashi's Kotwal Baba Kalbhairav ​​and Shri Kashi Vishwanath

Temple. The actress, who came to Kashi, first performed Darshan Puja at Baba

Kalbhairav's court. Kangana stood in the queue for Darshan like any other

ordinary devotee without any special arrangement in the temple. She had bought

the puja material herself for Darshan. After Darshan Puja at Kalbhairav

​​Temple, she performed Darshan Puja at Shri Kashi Vishwanath Temple.

In

the sanctum sanctorum of the temple, Kangana worshipped Baba Vishwanath with

the Shodashopachar method under the supervision of the temple's Acharyas. After

darshan and puja in the temple, Kangana Ranaut also tasted the famous chaat of

Kashi. During this, while talking to the journalists; she said that after

coming to the land of Kashi, she has felt immense energy and positivity. Today

we have come to the city of Shiva-Parvati. Here, every street, every turn,

every temple has an amazing spiritual power. I am completely immersed in

devotion. She described this journey of hers as completely spiritual.

She

said that our Kashi Maiya is looking exactly like the Kashi we have read about

in our old scriptures. Praising Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Kangana said that

the Prime Minister also says that Kashi has adopted me. In fact, whoever this

city blesses, his life path automatically changes. That is why we have also

come to the lap of Kashi today and are taking Baba's blessings. Kangana Ranaut

said that the cleanliness arrangements in Kashi are very good. Shri Kashi

Vishwanath Corridor has also been built. She told that we visited the streets

and saw that they have also been paved now.

Kangana

paid tribute to veteran actor Dharmendra - MP Kangana Ranaut, who came to Kashi

after attending a program organized in Prayagraj, expressed grief over the

demise of veteran actor Dharmendra and paid tribute after visiting temples.

Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi