Gadchiroli April 14 (District Correspondent) Jijau Rath Yatra that has been organized by the Maratha Seva Sangh to connect all religions, castes, and sects was accorded grand welcome in the city of Gadchiroli by the citizens the other day.
The yatra reached the city after visiting Ashti, Yenapur, and Chamorshi and holding meetings at these places.
Maratha means the Bahujan communities of all religions, castes, and tribes and the Mavla community of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj’s time. We are all one, but unfortunately, we have been moving away from each other for the past few years. The purpose of this Yatra is to connect all these Bahujan communities once again, said Mr. Saurabh Dada, the chief organizer of the yatra while speaking on the occasion.
To remove differences and misunderstandings among ourselves and once again unite the Kunbi, Maratha Bahujan community with new hope this yatra has been organized, he stated.
This Rath Yatra has been organized under the leadership of Saurabh Dada and under the guidance of Arjunrao Tanpure and Arvind Gawande.
Saurabh Dada further said that the main problems facing Maharashtra are farmer suicides, unemployment and the gap created by misunderstandings between caste and religion. Let us try to solve these problems by people from all communities coming together, taking each other into trust and helping each other.
The Jijau Rath Yatra-2025 will be marching across Maharashtra for 45 days to spread the message that we are all one, we are all good. On this occasion, Maharashtra Pradesh Jijau Brigade President Simatai Boke and senior leader Arvind Gawande also addressed the meeting.
The program was conducted by Mr. Maroti Dudhabavare and the introduction was given by District President Dr. Suresh Ladke.
On this occasion, former president of Maratha Seva Sangh Shalikram Vidhate, Dadaji Chafle, Prof. Vinayak Bandurkar and Pandurang Nagapure, Chandrakant Shivankar, Prof. Vijay Kuttarmare, Kavita Zade, Ramkrishna Tajne, Purushottam Mhaske, Govindrao Banbale, Dadaji Chudhri, Vilas Nimborkar of ANNIS, Vitthalrao Kothare, Prof. Vilas Parkhi, Dr. Santosh Suradkar of Satyashodhak Sabha, Haridas Kotrange of Mali Samaj Sanghatana were present.
