Grand Welcome for the ‘Sanatan Hindu Unity March’ in Faridabad — Dr. Parvinder Singh and Mayor Shila Joshi Emerge as Symbols of Inspiration
Faridabad : The sacred soil of Faridabad resonated today with the chants of Sanatan consciousness and national unity.
The “Sanatan Hindu Ekta Padyatra,” led by Bageshwar Dham Sarkar (Acharya Dhirendra Krishna Shastri), proceeded from Ballabhgarh through Ayodhya Park to Anaj Mandi, where devotees lined the streets with saffron flags, bhajans, and slogans of unity and devotion.
Heartwarming Encounter Between Acharya Shastri and Dr. Parvinder Singh
During the march, Acharya Dhirendra Krishna Shastri warmly greeted Dr. Parvinder Singh, who had come all the way from the United States of America, with a smile and the words —
“How are you, Dr. Parvinder?”
This cordial gesture brought smiles to the faces of thousands of devotees gathered at the venue.
Dr. Parvinder Singh responded —
“This march is not merely about faith; it is the call of India’s soul. I urge Hindus across the world to join this movement and strengthen the unity of Sanatan Dharma.”
He further remarked —
“If organizations like Bhim Army do not wish to walk with us, they should at least refrain from misusing the names of Baba Saheb Dr. B.R. Ambedkar and Lord Buddha for political purposes. Both religion and conduct demand restraint and discipline.”
During the journey, Dr. Singh also raised a popular slogan himself —
“Apply the oil of Dabur, and erase the name of Babbar from the nation!”
The slogan soon became a symbol of national pride and cultural awakening among the masses.
Mayor Shila Joshi Sets a New Example of Leadership
Faridabad’s Mayor Shila Joshi earned immense praise for her swift action, cleanliness drives, and heartfelt service in preparing the route for the sacred march.
Both Acharya Shastri and Dr. Parvinder Singh personally visited her residence to honor her with a saffron shawl and a bouquet of flowers.
Acharya Shastri said —
“Mayor Shila Joshi’s dedication is an inspiration for municipal bodies across India. She has shown that where women lead with devotion, both service and culture flourish together.”
Dr. Singh also appreciated her efforts, stating —
“The discipline and devotion shown by Mayor Shila Joshi in Faridabad will soon be discussed even in America.”
A March of Dharma and Awakening
The Sanatan Hindu Unity March is not merely a religious procession; it is a movement to rekindle India’s unity, peace, and spiritual strength.
While the Delhi leg of the journey exposed administrative negligence, Faridabad set a shining example of service, organization, and devotion.
“When dharma walks the path of awakening, darkness itself fades away —
The Sanatan Padyatra is not just a march; it is the rebirth of national consciousness.”
Reported by Ravindra Arya
