Mehandipur Balaji Temple of Rajasthan

Mehndipur Balaji Temple is a famous temple of Hanuman ji located in Sikarai, Tehsil of Rajasthan. In many parts of India, Hanuman ji is called Balaji. This place looks very attractive situated between the two hills. The pure climate and the holy atmosphere here gives great pleasure to the mind. Municipal life compositions will also be seen here.

Here is the predominance of three gods – Shri Balaji Maharaj, Shri Phantraj Sarkar and Shri Bhairav ​​Kotwal. These three gods appeared here about 1007 years ago. Since their appearance, the twelve Mahants have done service at this place and till now three Mahants of this place are also present at this time. Sarva Shri Ganeshpuri Ji Maharaj (first servant) Shri Kishorepuri Ji Maharaj (former servant) and Shri Nareshpuri Ji Maharaj (present servant). The era of upliftment here started from the time of Shri Ganeshpuri Ji Maharaj and now it is increasing day by day. The Pradhan temple was built in these times. All Dharamshalas were built in these times. In this way, his service will be called the golden age of the history of Shri Balaji Ghata Mehandipur.

Initially there was a rugged forest here. Draor-chit, baghera etc. are wild animals lying in dense bushes.

In fact, no artist has made this idol separately, but it is a part of the mountain and this entire mountain is as if its ‘Kanak Bhudhakarakara’ is Darir. There was a small kundi at the feet of this idol, whose water was never passed. The secret is that a fine stream flows continuously from under the chest on the left side of Maharaj, which does not stop even when enough.

Thus the three gods were established. Vikram Samvat changed his chola in 1979. Many devotees walked to fill the uplifted Chole in trains and flow into Shri Ganges. When he reached the Mandawar railway station with Chola, the railway officials wanted to weigh the Chole to take the goods and take the goods, but they were unable to weigh. In order to weigh Chola, sometimes one mind would have increased, sometimes one mind would decrease; Finally, the railway officer gave up defeat and Chole was dedicated to Ganga ji with honor. At that time, Havan, Brahmin food and religious texts were passed and a new light was born in a new chole, which spread light in every corner of India.

At least a week before going to Mehndipur to see Balaji Maharaj, you should abandon the tamasic things like meat, eggs, alcohol etc. and first of all, before the visit of Balaji Maharaj, you should recite the philosophy and Pritaraja Chalisa of the Pritaraj Sarkar. After this, one should recite the darshan and Hanuman Chalisa of Balaji Maharaj and at the end of Kotwal Bhairavnath, one should recite Bhairav ​​Chalisa. Do not take anything from anyone in the temple, nor do anything like offerings to anyone. Do not look back even by mistake while coming and going. Go to the request of coming and going because only by Baba’s orders, someone can come to Mehndipur and go.

• Balaji Maharaj-Balaji Maharaj is the king of Mehndipur and the incarnation of Lord Shiva. There is a muscle of evil spirits in front of them. Balaji Maharaj is offered laddus.
• Bhairav ​​Kotwal-Bhairav ​​is the commander of the army of Balaji Maharaj and the incarnation of Lord Shiva.
• For this reason, he is also called Kotwal captain. He loves the things made with urad dal. Especially in the yogurt and sweets made from urad dal, they love jalebi and dumplings.
• Phantaraj Sarkar-Phantraj Sarkar is the punishment of the court of Balaji Maharaj. They have the right to punish evil spirits. They are enjoyed by cooked rice and kheer.

A Ghata Ghata Ghata Mehndipur location in two districts of Rajasthan (Karauli and Dausa), 30 km from Bandikui Junction railway station located on the Delhi-Jaipur-Ajmer-Ahmedabad line. Located at a distance of which is the nearest railway station to Mehndipur Balaji. 24 -hour bus, jeep, taxi etc. are available from Bandikui to Mehndipur Balaji Dham. All the buses who go to Jaipur from Agra, Mathura, Vrindavan, Aligarh etc. stop at the turn of Mehndipur Balaji.