Youth Urged to Join Sindhu Darshan Yatra: Devsthan Minister Jogaram Kumawat
Udaipur Hosts Felicitation Ceremony for 29th Sindhu Darshan Pilgrims at Ghoomar Garden
Udaipur, Rajasthan — A grand felicitation and social gathering event was organized by the Himalaya Parivar at Ghoomar Garden, Sector-5, Hiran Magri, to honor the pilgrims of the 29th Sindhu Darshan Yatra. The event was graced by the Cabinet Minister for Devsthan, Animal Husbandry, and Dairy, Jogaram Kumawat, as the chief guest.
Welcoming the guests, Himalaya Parivar’s State General Secretary, Councillor, and Revenue Committee Chairman Arvind Jaroli briefly recounted the journey's origins and its significance over the years. He appealed to the state government to extend financial support and facilities to Rajasthan pilgrims similar to those provided in other states. He also extended heartfelt gratitude to all participating pilgrims.
Addressing the gathering, Minister Jogaram Kumawat praised the spiritual and national significance of the Sindhu Darshan Yatra. He shared historical insights about the Sindhu River and emphasized that while many pilgrimages exist, this one uniquely reflects the religious and historical ethos of the nation. Highlighting Prime Minister Narendra Modi's efforts in the development of Jammu, Kashmir, Leh, and Ladakh, Kumawat noted that such yatras have gained enhanced relevance. He thanked the Himalaya Parivar for their continued efforts.
The minister also compared past and present travel-related facilities provided by the Rajasthan government, expressing gratitude to Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma. He endorsed the demand to increase financial support for the yatra and shared that initial steps had already been taken in that direction.
Kumawat reminisced about the modest beginnings of the yatra with very few pilgrims and noted its exponential growth due to participation from diverse communities. He shared updates on new AC rail arrangements and government initiatives in animal husbandry and dairy. Pilgrims of the 29th yatra were honored during the ceremony.
BJP City MLA Tarachand Jain described the pilgrimage as a journey of national consciousness and commended the consistent qualitative and quantitative growth of Udaipur’s participation. The ceremony was also addressed by BJP District President Gajpal Singh, Program Convener Dinesh Mali, and Program President Hemendra Shrimali.
All pilgrims were felicitated with certificates. Dr. Sushil Nimbark, Provincial Organization Secretary of the Himalaya Parivar, conducted the program and noted that the increased travel subsidy by the Bhajanlal government would inspire more youth to join and understand the significance of the Himalayas for the nation. A souvenir capturing memories of the Sindhu Darshan Yatra was also released on this occasion.
The event concluded with a vote of thanks by District President Ashok Saraswat, followed by a community feast.
Notable attendees included Hemlata Jaroli, Maniben Patel, Lalita Suthar, Rana Pratap Mandal President Kanhaiya Vaishnav, Mandal Minister Ashok Ameta, Former Councillor Bharat Joshi, Ashish Kothari, Mukesh Sharma, Ambalal Menaria, Sohan Mehta, Devendra Chhajed, Ramesh Purohit, and representatives from various social and religious organizations.
The event commenced with traditional lamp lighting and garlanding of the guests.
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