Kishangarh (Rohtak) Villagers Call Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj the Greatest Donor After Receiving Massive Flood Relief

Summary

This video documents the flood relief efforts provided by Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj to Kishangarh village in Rohtak, Haryana, where monsoon rains submerged crops and caused widespread damage.

Key Highlights of the Aid:

Village Crisis: After failing to receive adequate and timely assistance from the government, the village community approached Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj for help to save their submerged fields and the upcoming wheat crop.

Relief Materials: Within days of the request, a convoy delivered approximately ₹40–50 lakh worth of relief material, including:

• 15,000 feet of 8-inch pipeline.
• Two 15 Horse Power (HP) motors.
• 600 feet of three-phase cable, along with all necessary accessories.

Social and Permanent Solution: Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj issued a strict order to the committee to immediately halt all construction work on his 12-13 ashrams and over 500 naam-daan centers to dedicate all resources to the flood relief campaign across Haryana, Punjab, and other states. Furthermore, he advised the villagers to permanently bury the provided pipelines in the ground to prevent future flooding issues, calling it a "blessing" and an "invaluable gift" for a perpetual solution.

Gratitude: Village elders and community members expressed profound gratitude, calling Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj the greatest donor (Daani) in the Kali Yuga, noting that no other social or political entity had provided such selfless and prompt assistance.