Ganj Basoda Jain Tirth Vidisha

Shri 1008 Parshvanath Digambar Jain Temple, Station MandiThat is the famous temple of Station Mandi. This temple is very grand and has three idols.History: During the reign of Maharaj Salam, this city was divided into two parts, station city and. Parasari river is surrounded by Ghana forest in the middle. Gradually Dheer Nagar developed and 10-12 houses of Jains settled at Gyan station. There were not many temples at the Pooja Path Nirman station. People had to go to Buddhapura for darshan and worship. Time passed.In the year 1956, such an idea came in the society that on the occasion of Paryushan festival, the society received Dev Darshan at the station itself. The restaurant was originally established in the shop of Bareth Seth Galaxy Galaxy, an idol of Lord Parshvanath and Paryushan festival was celebrated enthusiastically. The restaurant system of the temple was restarted by opening a restaurant in Bhake's house to Shriji.In 1959, a 30x50 plot was received from the municipality. In 1964, on that plot, in the Manas Shastra of a musician Shri Dharamsagar Ji Maharaj, Vedi Prithivi Kar Shri Ji was acted and inspiration was given for the construction of Shikharbandh temple.In 1970, a decision was taken to construct a new building in 50 x 50. At the same time, Sanwai Singhai, Sagarmal Chaudharymal Khuja completed the construction of the new building with all their heart, heart and soul.The Bedika of the first floor is a complete commemoration of Moolnayak 1008 Lord Pardhanath. Bedi's golden work is worth seeing.On the second floor, 1008 huge Padmasana idols of Lord Chandraprabhu, Lord Parshvanath and Lord Shanti Nath are installed. Beautiful golden artwork has been done on the altar. The mind is filled with joy after seeing the wildlife God on beautiful altars.On the third floor, there are life-size marble statues of Lord Bali in Khangasan, which are a true symbol of fierce penance.The temple has all the facilities.Devotees consider themselves blessed by having darshan of the revered Gyan in large numbers.