Sri Krishna Did Not “Haran” Rukmini, Rather, He “Varan” To Marry Her As Per Her Heartfelt Request

Sri Krishna Did Not “Haran” Rukmini, Rather, He “Varan” To Marry Her As Per Her Heartfelt Request

Mohan Govt To Remove The “Haran” Word From The Walls of The Temple of Dhar.

The team, who arrived from Ujjain for the Sri Krishna Path Yatra Marg Survey, explained the meaning of both the words, an archaeological survey of the site will also find the full end of the Mahabharata relics.

The researchers have shed new light on the prevailing narrative of Lord Krishna and Rukmani’s marriage. Krishna did not take away Rukmani but married him. The word “Haran” written on the walls of the Amma-Bhagwan temple at Dhar will now be removed.

The team also studied the Amberkhanda Paharpur archaeological site in depth and described the remains found here as Mahabharata period.

A team from Ujjain reached Dhar and conducted an archaeological survey. The team also included the ologians, astrologers, archaeologists and people associated with local Administration.

The word “Haran” written on the walls of the temple along with the relics was also objected to.

Secretary, All India Council for the ological Research and President of the Quantum Research Foundation, Dr. Rupam Tailang Along with Director, Awadhi-Bhoj Research Institute, Dr. Aarti Thakur Including Editor of Dharma Sindhu, Pt. Ramesh Chandra Mishra, Rajendra Singh Chauhan, District Archaeological Officer Dheeraj Dhakad and others shared information about archaeological importance.

Astrologer, Amber Hindustan, said that the word harana is used for kidnapping, while the word varana is used for marriage. According to the Sri Krishna Path Yatra Marg Chitrapati (Ganik script), Krishna described Rukmani as not Haran.

In the Puranas (Bhagavata Purana, Vishnu Purana, Harivamsa Purana) and the Mahabharata, Rukmani herself expresses her desire to marry Lord Krishna.

He wrote to God and requested him to accept him as a husband.
Lord Krishna took Rukmani on a chariot and married her with pomp and pomp.

The walls of the Amma-Bhagavan temple in Dhar bear the word Rukmani Haran, which will now be replaced by “Varan”.

Dr. Rupam Tailang explained that according to the scriptures, it would be right to use the word “Varan” and not Haran”.