The well-known and famous Shri Salasar Balaji Temple is one of the main Hindu temples in Rajasthan. Shri Nitin Pujari is constantly serving Balaji.
Nitin Pujari is the son of Shri Mittu Ji Pujari who is a descendant of Kaniram Ji.
Nitin Pujari is well-known and well-known through social media. He is a part of Balaji Maharaj’s Darshan and Aarti is offering to lakhs of followers through his Facebook page (Nitin Pujari Salasar) and channel.
He makes a distinctive contribution to the daily darshan, and also living the Balaji Maharaj aarti effortlessly to all devotees of Salasar Balaji via social media.
Nitin Pujari Ji is a famous personality from Salasar and is a man of great wealth in a simple, effortless manner and a wide range of talents and makes a significant contributions to many social as well as religious works.
Nitin Pujari Indian spiritual leader dedicates all of his time to the Balaji Maharaj’s service at the Salasar Balaji Temple.
They help in bringing devotees from across the country and around the world to visit Balaji Maharaj at The Salsar Balaji temple.
Mohandas Ji’s samadhi is located within the temple’s premises. Mohandas Ji took a living samadhi during Vaishakh Shukla Trayodashi through giving the temple’s responsibility to the son of sister Kanhibai and disciple Udayaram. Also, there is the bullock cart, from which Hanumanji’s idol Hanumanji was taken to Asota.
It is located in the Tehsil in Shekhawati in Sujangarh This temple is the central point of worship for Hanuman devotees. The devotees travel from all over the world with their desires. Here , coconuts are tied to the fulfillment of their wishes.
How Salasar Balaji was founded?
Nitin Pujari, the priest of Salasar Balaji Dham, says that the background of the creation in Salasar Balaji is fascinating. It is located in the village of Asota of Ladnun Tehsil within Nagaur district.
Legend says that one farmer was plowing his field in Asota When the blade of his plow struck a hard object. The farmer retrieved it and looked it up. It was a statue of stone from Balaji. The farmer then handed the idol over the idol to Thakur who was from Asota.
Balaji was in Thakur’s dreams and claimed that he appeared not for us but to Salasar. The dreamers should be brought to Salasar. This is why Thakur held the idol in a bullock carriage and directed the members of his court to Salasar.
