MP's Ujjain Digvijaya Singh's Satya Sanatan Swabhiman Yatra Gains Momentum, Raises Ram Mandir Donation And EVM Issues
Ujjain (Madhya Pradesh): Former Chief Minister Digvijaya Singh's 'Satya Sanatan Swabhiman Yatra' is drawing rural support, taking on the character of a traditional 'Panchkoshi' pilgrimage. The yatra demands action over alleged theft of Ram Mandir offerings and dissolution of its existing trust. On Thursday, the third day, the procession began from Sinduriya village in Dewas district at 8 am.…
Former Chief Minister Digvijaya Singh's Satya Sanatan Swabhiman Yatra is gaining traction in rural Madhya Pradesh. The yatra, reminiscent of a traditional pilgrimage, has become a platform for Singh to address issues concerning the Ram Mandir, electoral rolls, and EVMs. On its third day, the procession began from Sinduriya village in Dewas district at 8 am on Thursday, October 26th.
Singh and his wife Amrita Rai engaged with local villagers, raising concerns about alleged theft of temple offerings and the dissolution of the Ram Mandir trust.
The yatra, which began on October 20th in Ujjain, is heading towards Ayodhya. On Thursday, the procession covered several villages including Sinduriya, Khajuria Parmar, Jawasiya, Goyal Petrol Pump, and Kablikheda Junction. After a lunch break at 1 pm, the route continued via Universal Academy School, Swastik Marriage Garden, and Kalash Marriage Garden, leading to Tarana. MLA Mahesh Parmar welcomed the procession, accompanied by Congress leaders and villagers.
The two-day journey has seen the procession cover 32 km. On Friday, the yatra will proceed to Devakhedi-Junapani in Shajapur district. Meanwhile, separate news from Mandsaur reports the arrest of two men by the Indore Crime Branch for possession of MD drugs worth over INR 25 lakh.
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