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Gujarat CM Flags Off Grand Hanuman Shobha Yatra in Ahmedabad

Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel flagged off the grand Hanuman Shobha Yatra from the Camp Hanuman Temple in Ahmedabad. He performed aarti and offered prayers for the prosperity of the state's citizens. The vibrant procession featured elephants, camel carts, devotional music, and a large number of devotees. The event was organized by the Camp Hanuman Temple Trust as part of its annual tradition.

Key Points: Gujarat CM Bhupendra Patel Flags Off Hanuman Shobha Yatra

  • CM flagged off grand Shobha Yatra
  • Yatra part of annual temple tradition
  • Procession featured elephants, music, devotees
  • Event attended by temple trustees and officials
  • Follows PM Modi's Gujarat visit
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Gujarat CM Bhupendra Patel flags off grand Lord Hanuman Shobha Yatra in Ahmedabad

Gujarat CM Bhupendra Patel flagged off a grand Hanuman Shobha Yatra in Ahmedabad, offering prayers for the state's prosperity.

"prayed for the prosperity and well-being of the state's citizens - Bhupendra Patel"

Gandhinagar, April 1

Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel on Wednesday flagged off the grand Shobha Yatra from Camp Hanuman Temple in Ahmedabad.

On this occasion, he offered prayers to Lord Hanuman and prayed for the prosperity and well-being of the state's citizens.

According to an official release, the grand Shobha Yatra was organised by the Camp Hanuman Temple Trust in Shahibaug, as part of its annual tradition. The yatra began in the morning after the collective recitation of the Hanuman Chalisa.

Chief Minister performed the aarti of Lord Hanuman's chariot and then flagged off the main chariot of the Shobha Yatra by offering a Shrifal.

Notably, elephants, camel carts, various trucks, the 'Operation Sindoor' tableau, a giant mace, devotional music groups, and a large number of devotees participated in the procession. The Shobha Yatra was welcomed at several places along its route.

On this occasion, President of Camp Hanuman Temple Sudhir Nanavati, ADC Bank Chairman Ajay Patel, other trustees of the temple, and a large number of devotees were present.

Earlier on Tuesday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in Gujarat on a one-day visit and was warmly welcomed at Ahmedabad Airport by Governor Acharya Devvrat, Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel, and Deputy Chief Minister Harsh Sanghavi.

On this occasion, BJP State president Jagdish Vishwakarma, Agriculture Minister Jitubhai Vaghani, Minister of State for Health Praful Pansheriya, Chief Secretary MK Das, Additional Chief Secretary of GAD Anju Sharma, In-charge Director General of Police K LN Rao, Ahmedabad Police Commissioner GS Malik, Major General Gaurav Bagga, and Ahmedabad Collector Sujit Kumar also greeted and welcomed the Prime Minister.

The PM addressed a public gathering at Vav-Tharad after inaugurating and dedicating multiple development projects worth more than Rs 20,000 crore. These projects span key sectors including Power, Railways, Road Transport & Highways, Health, Urban Development, Tribal Development, and Rural Development.

- ANI

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Priya S
While I respect the religious sentiments, I hope the same level of enthusiasm and official presence is shown for development issues too. The article mentions PM inaugurating projects worth 20,000 crore - that's the real news for me. Progress and faith can go hand in hand.
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Vikram M
Great to see the CM leading from the front. Hanuman ji symbolizes strength and devotion. In these times, we need both. The yatra must have been a beautiful sight for the devotees in Ahmedabad.
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Sarah B
The cultural richness described here is amazing. The 'Operation Sindoor' tableau and giant mace sound particularly interesting. It's wonderful to see such vibrant traditions being upheld and celebrated publicly.
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Rohit P
A busy time for Gujarat with both the PM's visit for development projects and this grand religious event. Good balance. Hope the traffic arrangements for the yatra were managed well for the citizens!
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Karthik V
The collective recitation of Hanuman Chalisa before starting must have created a powerful, positive atmosphere. These annual traditions are the threads that hold our society together. More power to the Camp Hanuman Temple Trust for organizing.

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