BJP Leader Begins Foot March To Lucknow With Modi-Yogi Statues

A distinctive foot march from Gunnaur in Sambhal district to Lucknow has drawn attention, with BJP leader Bijendra Singh Yadav setting out on foot while carrying specially prepared statues of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on a handcart.

Rajat Malhotra reported from Sambhal / Gunnaur that the journey began from the Gunnaur area of Uttar Pradesh’s Sambhal district. The padyatra is being described as an unusual and inspiring expression of faith and respect towards Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath.

Bijendra Singh Yadav has decorated a handcart with the statues of both leaders and has started walking towards Lucknow. The statues of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath placed on the handcart are said to look highly attractive.

According to Bijendra Yadav, his resolve is to reach Lucknow on foot and personally present both statues to Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath. He said the work done by PM Modi and CM Yogi for the country and the state is unique, and that this has inspired him to undertake the padyatra.

The start of the journey was also marked by the presence of BJP leader Divya Prakash Yadav, who attended the occasion specially. He flagged off the padyatra and encouraged Bijendra Singh Yadav as he began the walk towards Lucknow.

Divya Prakash Yadav said the journey is a symbol of the dedication of workers. The foot march, which began in Gunnaur, is now becoming a point of attraction and curiosity among people as it moves ahead by road.

Passersby are stopping to look at the decorated handcart carrying the statues of Modi and Yogi. People along the route are also appreciating the unusual nature of the journey.

The padyatra has therefore become a talking point from Gunnaur onwards, not only because of its route towards Lucknow but also because of the way Bijendra Singh Yadav has chosen to display his faith and respect for the two leaders through the statues placed on the handcart.