The last wish of a US citizen will be fulfilled in India, the bones will be plunged into the Ganges on June 26 - the ashes of a US citizen who considers himself a son of Bihar will be plunged into the ganga

The bones of American historian Walter Houser will be plunged into the Ganges on June 26. Houszar, who researched Swami Sahajanand Saraswati, was the last wish that his legs should be plunged into the Ganges. This immersion takes place on the 75th death anniversary of Swami Sahajanand. His family and disciples reached Patna at the event. During this time, a proposal will also be made to call Bihta Airport to Swami Sahajanand. The bones of American historian Walter Houser will be plunged into the Ganges on June 26. Lying Photo Jagran Correspondent, Patna. The AS of American historian Walter Houser, who published the first academic research on fungal Sahajanand Saraswati, will be plunged into the Ganges on June 26. Houszar, who was proud to be called the Bihar son, was the last wish that he should be cremated instead of burying him and that his ashes should be plunged into the Ganges. Walter Houser’s wife Rose Mary Houser had the same desire. Apart from the sons Michael Houser, daughter -in -law Elizabeth Houser, daughter Sheela Houser, will reach her children Rosemary Jais and Aaron Lynn, two Walter Housear disciples William R. Pinch and Wendy Singer. This information was given by dr. Satyajit Singh, president of Swami Sahajanand Saraswati Shri Sitaram Ashram Trust in Bihata on Tuesday by Dr. Satyajit Singh, chairman Kailash Chandra Jha, dr. Anil Kumar Singh, Neveraj Kumar. Dr. Satyajit said that on June 26, on the 75th death anniversary of the leader of the Freedom Fighter Farmer Swami Sahajanand Saraswati, programs are remembered by organizing programs in many parts of the country. On this occasion, a major public meeting will be organized at Shri Sitaram Ashram in Raghavpur, Bihta, along with the Ashes of Walter Houser in the Ganges at the Ganges in the Minar Ghat of Digha. Political, social workers, farmers and intellectuals will participate in it. Hauzar’s PhD thesis is based on the Bihar provincial Kisan Sabha (1929–42). He has translated several compositions from Swami Sahajanand into English, which gave him international recognition as a Boer leader. He said that June 26 will be proposed to Swami Sahajanand. The program is jointly arranged by Shri Sitaram Ashram Trust and Bihar State Kisan Sabha. It is noteworthy that Walter Houser came to India in 1957 as a student of the University of Chicago. Walter Houser’s PhD was completed in 1961, but his book on the thesis was published in March 2019. It was also released in Patna. A few months later, Walter Houser passed away on June 1, 2019. He translated Swami Sahajanand Saraswati’s autobiography ‘Mera Jeevan Sangharsh’ into English, and William R Pinn made it part of the course. Walter’s disciple Wendy Singer investigated the Barhiya Tall movement and worked on the songs of Madhubani’s wives and their struggle. She has come to Bihar for the past 40 years. Please tell that Patna West Kisan Sabha was founded in Shri Sitaram Ashram in Raghavpur, Bihta, in 1927. Two years later, in 1929, the provincial Kisan Sabha in Bihar was founded in Sonpur. In 1936 Kisan Sabha was established at the All India level and Swami Sahajanand Saraswati is the first national president. For this reason, Sitaram Ashram is considered the birthplace of the organized Boer movement in India. This ashram is known for the social reform movement.