Office of the Permanent Secretary for Defence Holds Merit-Making Ceremony for Princess Bajrakitiyabha
The Permanent Secretary for Defence leads officials in a 50-day merit-making ceremony dedicated to HRH Princess Bajrakitiyabha.
Stock photo for illustration only, not from the actual event
- The Defence Ministry held a 50-day merit-making ceremony dedicated to HRH Princess Bajrakitiyabha.
- General Tharapong Malakam, Permanent Secretary for Defence, presided over the ceremony at the Ministry of Defence.
- Activities included almsgiving with 47 monks and novices and a religious chanting ceremony.
On July 31, at the Ministry of Defence, General Tharapong Malakam, Permanent Secretary for Defence, served as the chairman of the merit-making ceremony dedicated to Her Royal Highness Princess Bajrakitiyabha Narendiradebyavati Krom Luang Ratchasarini Siripatchra Maha Watchara Ratchathida, marking the 50th day since her passing. Key figures and military personnel attended the solemn event in unity.
The ceremony featured the following main religious activities:
- An almsgiving ceremony featuring 47 Buddhist monks and novices in front of the Yutthathikan Room.
- A religious chanting ceremony held inside the Pinit Prachanath Room at the Ministry of Defence.
Attendees included Mrs. Sasithorn Malakam, President of the Office of the Permanent Secretary for Defence Wife Association, alongside deputy permanent secretaries, association vice presidents, heads of departments, and civil servants within the organization, all joining with deep sorrow and profound reverence.
The 50-day merit-making ceremony is a traditional Thai Buddhist observance dedicated to honoring the deceased and accumulating spiritual merit. This event highlights the deep loyalty and enduring respect held by Thai state officials toward members of the royal family who have dedicated their lives to public service.
The ceremony underscored the profound loyalty and gratitude of the military personnel toward the late Princess, who tirelessly devoted her energy and wisdom to public welfare, national security, military affairs, and the justice system, serving as an enduring inspiration for all Thai citizens.
Source: Matichon Politics
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