'A mosque should not be built in Babur's name,' Jagadguru Rambhadracharya expressed his opposition and also commented on Mamata Banerjee.

The seven-day Kalki Mahotsav concluded on Sunday. During the closing ceremony, Jagadguru Rambhadracharya took a vow from Shri Kalki Peethadhishwar Acharya Pramod, asking him to complete the construction of Shri Kalki Dham by the twelfth day of the bright half of the month of Vaishakh in 2028. He also said that he stands wholeheartedly with him in the construction of Kalki Dham. He also brought the Kalki Katha (narrative) to a close at this event.

Kalki Mahotsav concludes, pledge to complete the construction of the Dham by Vaishakh 2028

At the conclusion of the seven-day Shri Kalki Mahotsav held at Shri Kalki Dham in Ainchora Kamboh village of the Tehsil area, Jagadguru Rambhadracharya Maharaj said during the Kalki Purana discourse that he had never seen such devotion anywhere else. He said, "The entire pandal is full today. I am very happy, and I bow down at the feet of Lord Kalki." He said that the one whose roar makes the Kali Yuga flee is called Lord Kalki. The Kalki Purana was composed five thousand years ago. The opponents had worked to destroy our religious texts.

Jagadguru Rambhadracharya Maharaj said - A mosque should not be built in the name of Babur.

Jagadguru said, "Mamata Banerjee, listen carefully, we have no objection to building a mosque. Babur invaded our country; a mosque cannot be built in his name. Now, only the flag of Mother India will fly here. We have already demolished the Babri Masjid. If you want to build a mosque, build it in the name of Abdul Kalam; we won't object. You eat the food of India, you drink the water of India, you will die in India, and yet you sing the praises of Pakistan. This won't happen even for three hundred crore rupees, not even for three thousand crore rupees."

Now, Sambhal is becoming the capital, not Delhi.

He further said that he cannot call Mamata Banerjee his sister. Now she is the sister of traitors, not ours. She will mortgage her country to get votes. The trumpet of these middlemen of India will sound from Sambhal. Now, Sambhal is becoming the capital, not Delhi. I declare that the partnership of Jagadguru and Pramod Krishnam will always continue, and I will remain in constant contact with them. I consider them my brothers. Along with this, Jagadguru Acharya Rambhadracharya Maharaj, while taking a vow from Shri Kalki Peethadhishwar Acharya Pramod Krishnam, said that the construction of Shri Kalki Dham should be completed by the twelfth day of the bright half of the month of Vaishakh in 2028.

Mahant Nrityagopal Das sends best wishes.

At the Shri Kalki Mahotsav held at Kalki Dham in Ainchora Kamboh village of the tehsil area, Mahant Nrityagopal Das, the president of Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Ayodhya, sent a letter to Kalki Peethadhishwar Acharya Pramod Krishnam. In the letter, he gave his blessings and best wishes for the event. The letter states that the world's first Shri Kalki Katha is being organized at Kalki Dham through his efforts.

This is not only a historic, extraordinary, and epoch-making moment for the Kalki religious tradition but also for the entire saint community and Indian spiritual consciousness. Your resolve, dedication, and patience as the organiser of this divine Katha festival are unparalleled. He said, "I, Mahant Nrityagopal Das, extend my heartfelt best wishes, congratulations, and blessings to you on this auspicious occasion."

Listeners enthralled by poets' compositions.

Sambhal. A Kavi Sammelan (poets' gathering) was organised on Saturday evening, the sixth day of the Kalki Mahotsav. Dr Hariom Panwar, Anil Agravanshi, poet Sumnesh Sharma, poet Manoj Verma, poetess Shalini Singh, poet Avneet Singh Samarth, poet Ashok Krishnam, and poet Vikas Tyagi presented their compositions, captivating all the listeners.

Connecting Panini's Ashtadhyayi with mythological stories is inappropriate: Saurabh Kant Sharma.

Bahjoi. Poet and litterateur Dr Saurabh Kant Sharma has opposed Jagadguru Rambhadracharya's claim. In this, he suggested that the name Kamboj in the Mughal period was likely Ainchora Kamboh, and linked it to the 175th sutra of Maharishi Panini's Ashtadhyayi, interpreting it to mean that God would be born in the southeast of Punjab, where two rivers named Ganga meet.

He stated that the Ashtadhyayi is a grammar book, not a collection of mythological stories. Its fourth chapter deals with the rules and usage of the Taddhita and Tadraja suffixes. The word Kamboj appears only in a grammatical context. Connecting it to a specific place and interpreting it as a prophecy of the Kalki avatar is a misinterpretation of the texts and a ridiculous explanation. Therefore, he registered his objection and protest regarding this matter.