
Chaudhary Ashok Samain born at Samain in Fatehabad district of Haryana on 10th March 1996, He is the younger son of Randhawa Singh and Parshanni Devi with his sibling Mamta Rani.
Chaudhary Ashok Samain’s mother Parshanni is a very religious person and instilled in Ashok’s a deep sense of spiritualism. As a student Ashok was quite fond of Indian constitution.
He also developed a spiritual conscience quite early having studied the Bhagavad Gita under the tutelage of his grandfather.
Chaudhary Ashok Samain was greatly influenced by the Bhagvad Gita and his thoughts and efforts were based upon the doctrines of the Holy book from childhood.
He help lots of people to set up number of Ashrams to promote a simple way of life, devoid of luxuries that took away one’s focus from the divine.
He took a strong stand on cow slaughter and declared to go on fast until it was banned in India.
According to reports, Chaudhary Ashok Samain is working from last years for backward villages to give them a healthy life style.
Also he is working hard day and night for poor children who are willing to get educated but cant get education due to lack of resources and money.
People from most of the villages consider Chaudhary Ashok Samain as their main and strongest pillar who can give them a healthy living standard.
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