The Shree Siddhi Peeth Chamatkari Hanuman Mandir in New Delhi’s Neb Sarai is witnessing a significant number of footfalls after people flocked to the temple to secure a visa for the United States.
As per reports in Business Standard, the number of such devotees has increased since US President Donald Trump took over the reins of the United States.
The report cited Lord Hanuman as the ultimate world traveller, and he travelled to countries without documents. Devotees have to recite Hanuman Chalisa for 41 days, and they have to restrict themselves from consuming non-vegetarian food and liquor.
If a person gets a visa, he has to mention the receipt in a notebook with red ink kept inside the temple premises. There are many visa temples across the nation where aspirants pray for visas.
As per the report, the number of aspirants has increased since the Trump administration talked tough on immigration policy and deported illegal immigrants back to the country.
A devotee shared her anecdote about how divine intervention helped her get a visa for her daughter to Canada. She said the temple did not ask for money. She offered Rs 1100, sweets, and clothes to Lord Hanuman.
