UP CM Yogi Adityanath mourns the loss of Sai Chanduram, Sindhi spiritual leader, and pays respects at Shiv Shanti Ashram in Lucknow, expressing condolences to followers.

Yogi Adityanath, the Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh, stated that the death of Sai Chanduram, a Sindhi spiritual leader, is “deeply saddening” and a loss that can’t be replaced in the spiritual world.

The chief minister went to the Shiv Shanti Ashram in Lucknow to pay his last respects to the head priest, who was very respected.

According to an official statement, Adityanath paid his respects to the “Sant Shiromani,” who died on Wednesday, by laying flowers on his body and sending his deepest sympathies to the bereaved devotees who were there.

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It went on to say that he covered the body of Sant Shiromani Sai Chanduram with a saffron “angvastra” and paid his respects in front of his statue.

Adityanath wrote in Hindi on X, “The death of Sant Shiromani Shri Sai Chanduram Sahib Ji, a respected spiritual leader of the Sindhi community and head of the Shri Shanti Ashram, is very sad and a loss that cannot be replaced in the spiritual world.”

I send my deepest sympathies to his followers who are hurting. I pray to Lord Jhulelal to give the soul that has passed away eternal rest and to give his followers the strength to go through this loss. He said, “Om Shanti!”

A lot of people came to the Ashram to pay their respects and show their devotion to the spiritual leader while the chief minister was there.

According to the statement, his followers promised to follow the road he taught them and to share his ideas and teachings with other people.