Betul

Shri Nathji’s devotee Bhatt Sahib Betul has served as an Additional District Judge at Betul, then in the Central Provinces in India. Khaskalam a friend of Justice Bhatt, who came for Shri Nathji darshan at Lahore lost his betting, but latter found it miraculously delivered at his residence in Betul. In 1973, and again in 1978, when the train carrying Shri Nathji from Delhi to Nagpur passed through Betul railway station, Shri Nathji raised his hands in the air and blessed the soul of Khaskalam, who was no longer in the world.

Betul is a city and a municipality in Betul district in the state of Madhya Pradesh, India.

 It is near the border with Maharashtra. Betul presently has a population of 83,287. It has an average elevation of 658 metres (2158 ft). Betul derives its name from the small town of Betul Bazar, about 5 km south of the present city which was the district's headquarters. In 1822 the District Headquarters was shifted to the present place, which was a village called Badnur at that time. The literal meaning of Betul is "without (be) cotton (tool)". It was the border of the cotton-growing area. This district contains the most developed town Amla, which is a tehsil  too. Betul is a town surrounded by hills on all sides and was used by the British for exportation of coal and that's why they established a railway station in the early 1910s. Presently it is serving as a connecting junction for Shri Balaji's temple (Whose photo is given) has been built near Betul which is now very famous and one the of the most happining spot in the city. Betul is situated on the Delhi-Chennai main railway line and is also well connected by a network of roads. At Barsali near Betul, a stone marks the Geographical Center Point of India. Places to see in and around Betul are Sona Ghati, Kerpani, Shapna Water Reservoir, Balajipuram and Sarni coal plant.