Digvijay Singh Leads Truth and Justice March in Ashoknagar
Former Chief Minister Digvijay Singhs march emphasizes truth, justice, and social unity as it progresses through Ashoknagar.
Ashoknagar, November 15 (Daily Kiran) : Former Chief Minister Digvijay Singh is leading the “Saty Sanatan Swabhiman Yatra,” which has progressed through Ashoknagar district as part of its journey from Ujjain to Ayodhya. On the 22nd day of the march, it commenced from Tulsi Park in Ashoknagar, passing through various locations including Kudi Ghat, Pal Katori, and the village of Mardkheda. Local residents and Congress workers warmly welcomed Singh and the participants along the route.
Before the march began, rituals were performed with holy water from sacred rivers, and offerings were made to Lord Ram and a physical Shiva Lingam. The participants also raised the national flag, reaffirming their commitment to national unity, integrity, the Constitution, and democracy.
After a lunch break in Mardkheda, the march resumed, leading to Naira petrol pump, Batoli Dangora, and finally reaching the high school in Amrod, where the day’s activities concluded. Arrangements for dinner and overnight stays for the participants were made in Amrod village.
During the journey, Shivaji Sarganiya, the block Congress president, welcomed Singh on behalf of the Ahirwar community. Singh paid tribute to the legendary tribal leader, Bhagwan Birsa Munda, by laying a garland at his portrait.
Singh emphasized that the Saty Sanatan Swabhiman Yatra is not merely a foot march but a commitment to uphold truth, religion, self-respect, social harmony, and eternal values. He stated that the core message of Sanatan Dharma is based on truth, non-violence, compassion, love, harmony, and mutual respect among all religions.
He expressed the yatra’s objective to raise a voice against electoral fraud and alleged misappropriation of donations collected in the name of Lord Ram. Singh called for transparency and accountability in the management of funds at religious sites, ensuring the preservation of the true values of Sanatan Dharma and fostering love and brotherhood in society.
He insisted that the accounts of donations collected for the construction of the Ram Temple should be made public. Every rupee associated with devotees’ faith must be accounted for transparently. Additionally, he highlighted the need for an impartial investigation into serious issues like discrepancies in voter lists and electoral fraud, assuring citizens that their names are secure on the voter list and that their votes are cast for their chosen candidates.
Singh reiterated the message of Sanatan Dharma: “Victory to Dharma, destruction of Adharma, goodwill among beings, and the welfare of the world.” He affirmed that the march for truth will continue until its goals are achieved.
Notably, the Saty Sanatan Swabhiman Yatra commenced on October 20 during the Vijayadashami festival at the Shri Mahakaleshwar Temple in Ujjain. The march aims to connect with people through visits to various religious sites, dialogue with saints, and engagement with social organizations and citizens to spread its message.
