Grand Welcome for Participants of Seva Sankalp Bike Yatra in Varanasi

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Narendra Jijhontiya

Grand Welcome for Participants of Seva Sankalp Bike Yatra in Varanasi

Varanasi, October 7 (Daily Kiran) : Participants of the ‘Seva Sankalp Bike Yatra,’ which began in Vadnagar, Gujarat, were warmly welcomed in Varanasi on October 7. This event marks the 25th anniversary of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s service to the nation. The participants brought water from various rivers along their route to perform an abhishek at the Kashi Vishwanath Temple.

Vicky, the General Secretary of the BJP Youth Wing in Varanasi, expressed heartfelt congratulations to Prime Minister Modi on this significant milestone. He stated, “We wish him all the best as he completes 25 years of public service. May Baba Vishwanath bless him in fulfilling his dream of a developed India.”

Akshay, a participant in the bike yatra, shared details about their journey. “We departed from Gujarat on the 17th of September, starting at the Haatkeshwar Temple, the birthplace of PM Modi. Over 20 days, we traveled through Gujarat, Rajasthan, and Uttar Pradesh. Our journey extended to 25 days, allowing us to learn a lot and meet many people. The government’s initiatives have reached citizens across all states. In every village we visited, we were welcomed and offered food and accommodation. We never felt like we were in a different state.”

Another participant mentioned their efforts during the journey, stating, “We conducted cleanliness drives and planted trees while informing people about government schemes. The reception in Kashi has been wonderful, and now I don’t want to go home.”

Abhishek Pandya, another biker, added, “After riding for 20 days, we reached Varanasi. We received so much love in every state that it felt like home. We were well taken care of along the way. We collected water from rivers, which we will offer at the Kashi Vishwanath Dham.”

The enthusiasm and camaraderie displayed during the yatra highlight the unity and spirit of service among the participants.

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