Samajik Nyay Party celebrates Vishwakarma Jayanti at ongoing Muzaffarnagar court protest
Vishwakarma Jayanti was celebrated with reverence and enthusiasm at the ongoing protest site inside the Muzaffarnagar court complex under the aegis of Samajik Nyay Party Janaadesh.
Vishwakarma Jayanti was celebrated with reverence and enthusiasm at the ongoing protest site inside the Muzaffarnagar court complex under the aegis of Samajik Nyay Party Janaadesh. The party's protest has been continuing for the past nearly 34 days, and during this period party workers have been observing various Hindu festivals right at the protest venue.
On the occasion of Vishwakarma Jayanti today, a special programme was organised at the protest site under the leadership of Devendra Kashyap, national president of Samajik Nyay Party, and Sushil Panchal Goyla, district president of Muzaffarnagar. During the programme, a havan-yagya was performed with proper rituals and bhog was offered to Lord Vishwakarma. This was followed by the organisation of a bhandara in which a large number of people partook of the prasad.
Hundreds of people were present at the programme, including party office-bearers, workers and local residents. During the event, speakers recalled the ideals and contributions of Lord Vishwakarma and conveyed a message of unity and brotherhood in society.
The protest demonstration has been underway at the court complex in Muzaffarnagar district, and the party activists have made it a point to celebrate different Hindu festivals at the protest site itself. The day's celebrations reflected the commitment of the party workers to continue their agitation while maintaining their cultural and religious observances at the venue.
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