Vibrant Nav Varsh Shobhayatra by Trishakti Seva Foundation and Hindu Organization Mahanagar: A Celebration of Tradition and Unity
Experience the grandeur of the Nav Varsh Shobhayatra organized by the Trishakti Seva Foundation and Hindu Organization Mahanagar in Varanasi. This annual procession marks the auspicious occasion of the Hindu New Year, Vikram Samvat 2081, with fervor and enthusiasm.
Varanasi, the spiritual heartland of India, witnessed a spectacular celebration on the eve of the Hindu New Year with a magnificent procession orchestrated by the Trishakti Seva Foundation and Hindu Organization Mahanagar. Starting from the revered Guru Gorakhnath Math in Maidagin, the procession traversed through Maidagin, Bulanala, Nichibagh, Chowk, and Gaudolia, culminating at Chitrangan Park.
This vibrant procession, steeped in tradition and cultural significance, captivated the essence of Varanasi's spiritual heritage. However, amidst the jubilation, a viral video capturing fervent slogans raised some questions. City Mufti Abdul Batin Nomani raised concerns regarding the activities near Gate No. 4 of the revered Baba Vishwanath Temple, urging the district administration to investigate the matter.
The video, now circulating widely, portrays enthusiastic chants and fervent expressions. Mufti Abdul Batin Nomani's shared the video, emphasizing the need for scrutiny over the happenings around Gate No. 4 of Baba Vishwanath Temple. Additionally, Hindu leader Ambareesh Singh Bhola, who participated in the entire procession, stated that he hadn't encountered any such slogans during the entire journey.
While the Nav Varsh Shobhayatra stands as a testament to cultural unity and tradition, it also brings to light the importance of maintaining harmony and respect within the sacred precincts of Varanasi. As the city continues to thrive as a beacon of spirituality and cultural richness, it is imperative to uphold the values of inclusivity and reverence that define its essence.
