New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited the iconic Gurudwara Rakabgunj in Delhi on Sunday. Prime Minister knelt in respect and offered his prayers, a sermon put forth this advice: “You may be a religious person, attend Satsangs (prayer meets) and do Seva (service), but there must be changes in your thinking that truly help better society.”

He visited the Rakabgunj Gurudwara at a time when his Government is confronting huge anger among farmers, many of them from Punjab. The sermon was being recited in the background by the Granthi or ceremonial reader in Punjabi. Modi’s visit, which was organised without any special traffic or other arrangements for him, lasted about 15 minutes. Modi in a tweet said that after visiting Gurudwara on Sunday morning said “I felt extremely blessed”.