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Dharmarakshak Sanghatana’s grand Dharma Sabha concludes with impressive ‘padyatra’
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Event graced by Deputy CM Jagdish Devda and Energy Minister Rakesh Shukla
Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh – The prominent Hindu organisation ‘Dharmarakshak Sanghatana’ organised a grand Dharma Sabha in Bhopal on 22 March to mark the Hindu New Year. The Sabha concluded with a ‘Bhagwa Shaurya Padyatra’, which witnessed enthusiastic participation of thousands of ‘Dharmarakshaks’, turning the entire city into a sea of saffron.
Addressing the gathering as the keynote speaker, Sadhvi Saraswati delivered a powerful message, urging everyone to remain ever vigilant for Dharma, culture, and national interest. The event was also graced by special guests, including Madhya Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Jagdish Devda and Energy Minister Rakesh Shukla.
The grand Dharmasabha took place at the Chhola Dussehra Ground in Bhopal, where a massive dome-shaped pavilion was specially erected for the occasion. Although the administration had temporarily revoked permission for the padyatra a day prior citing traffic and logistical concerns, the clearance was restored the following morning. The procession was then carried out in a highly organised and successful manner.
Shri. Vinod Yadav, Founder President of Dharmarakshak Sanghatana shared that the event was a grand success.
🚩 Bhopal ignited in triumphant saffron during a grand Bhagwa Shaurya Padayatra, by Dharmarakshaks, with thousands marching vibrantly on the Hindu New Year. 🕉️
🪷 Led by Deputy CM Jagdish Devda, Energy Minister Rakesh Shukla, and Sadhvi Saraswati, Dharmapremi Hindus rallied for… https://t.co/tb4jznFC9X pic.twitter.com/58Tw956FJK
— Sanatan Prabhat (@SanatanPrabhat) March 25, 2026
The spirit of the ‘Bhagwa Shaurya Padyatra’
Participants in the ‘Bhagwa Shaurya Padyatra’ carried saffron flags and raised slogans of victory as the procession moved through the city streets, spreading a message of social unity, cultural heritage, and Sanatan values.
Despite its massive scale, the entire programme remained disciplined and peaceful, without the use of DJs or high-decibel sound systems.
