Kuldeep Bishnoi moves into grand Adampur mansion; IAS daughter-in-law performs housewarming ritual

Adampur/Hisar, November 11, 2026: It was a grand homecoming for the family of former Haryana chief minister Bhajan Lal as BJP leader and former MP Kuldeep Bishnoi hosted a traditional housewarming ceremony at his newly constructed mansion in Adampur, Hisar, on Wednesday.
The celebrations began with a havan and religious rituals amid Vedic chants. Pari Bishnoi, an IAS officer and wife of former MLA Bhavya Bishnoi, carried a ceremonial kalash on her head as she entered the new residence, marking the formal griha pravesh.
Built in traditional Rajasthani architectural style, the sprawling five-and-a-half-storey mansion features intricately carved pillars, traditional balconies and Dholpur stone facades. The yellow-themed décor symbolised greenery, positivity and new beginnings.
The ceremony witnessed the presence of the entire Bishnoi family, BJP state president Dr Archana Gupta and several political and social figures. Leaders and supporters from Haryana, Rajasthan and Punjab attended the event. Congress MLA Chander Mohan Bishnoi and former MLA Dura Ram were also present with their families. BJP MLA from Nalwa, Randhir Panihar, gifted a new white Scorpio-N to the family.
A grand feast was organised at the Adampur grain market, with arrangements for nearly 50,000 people. The menu included desi ghee halwa, kadhi-churma, shahi paneer, sarson ka saag, dal makhani, jalebis and laddoos. Former MLA Renuka Bishnoi thanked the guests, saying their presence from different states reflected the family's strong bonds of affection and goodwill.
Mansion built on Bhajan Lal's former political hub
The five-and-a-half-storey building has 12 rooms, an office, a theatre-style hall, separate residences for Bhavya and Kuldeep Bishnoi, a modern gym, an automatic lift and staircases. Its main entrance, made of sheesham wood and fitted with brass studs, is among its distinctive features.
The property stands at shops No. 106-107 in the Adampur grain market, a location that once served as a key centre of former chief minister Bhajan Lal's political and public service activities.
Reaffirming his family's association with the region, Kuldeep Bishnoi said Adampur would now serve as his headquarters and Bhavya would also reside there. He said the family had no plans to move away, adding that people's love and trust remained its greatest strength.