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This is so heartwarming- A cave-dwelling 83-year old seer donated Rs 1 Crore for Shri Ram Mandir construction

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Ram Mandir is an extremely sensitive issue, which struck a chord with every Hindu. Since the donation campaign has been initiated for Ram Mandir construction, we have seen countless emotional and moving stories of people, who are contributing as per their capacity for their Bhagwan Ram’s mandir.

Today, we will share a moving story of an 83-year-old seer Swami Shankar Das, who has donated ₹1 crore to the Visva Hindu Parishad (VHP) for the construction of the Ram Mandir in Ayodhya.

The interesting fact is that this seer has been living in a cave for over half a century. As a seer, he lives on donations from the devotees visiting the cave. When he came to know about the VHP campaign, he decided to donate the amount for Ram Mandir for which we all have been dreaming of for so long.

Even the bank officials were surprised when the seer offered the cheque for ₹1 crore. Upon checking, they found that his account had the requisite balance. The officials then contacted the local RSS functionaries who reached the bank and helped Das donate the amount in the Ram Mandir Trust.

According to Das, it was at the cave of his guru Taat wale Baba that he received donations from devotees that added up to the amount that he donated to Wednesday.

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