Huge crowd gathered in the procession of Mumukshu

Bureau Chief Rahim Sherani Hindustani Jhabua

The procession of devotees on the highways of Meghnagar Rajnagar Ahmedabad presented a wonderful and captivating scene. More than 25,000 devotees including Jain and non-Jain devotees participated in the procession of these self-empowered devotees and witnessed this grand festival.

There were many attractions in the procession

Giving the above information, Divik Kavadia said that, there were many special attractions in this procession, two groups riding on elephants and camels were giving a beautiful introduction of grandeur and tradition to the procession. About 700 children of My Name is Pathshala graced the procession and made the journey enjoyable with eight unique compositions of Ashtamangala. The melodious music of Nashik Band, Sur Shehnai and various other instruments made the atmosphere devotional and joyful. The pilgrimage route was decorated with rangoli, sound, conch and auspicious designs. This procession filled Rajnagar with enthusiasm and left an indelible mark on the minds of the people.

This journey started under the holy guidance of Gachchadhipati Shri, Acharya Bhagwant Shri and many Shramana-Shramani Bhagwants, seeing which people were mesmerized and words like "Wow, wow, Rajnagar, how wonderful Rajnagar is!" came out of their mouths spontaneously.

This procession was not just a religious festival, but it became a symbol of Rajnagar's cultural identity, unity and devotion.

This Akhand Atmoddhar - 09 Mumukshus were sitting with their families on different chariots and greeting the people of Rajnagar and the present Janamedni. Along with this, Varshidanshala, Abhishekotsav, and Vidaai ceremony of Mumukshus were also organized today.

Aatmoddhar Nagari built in 2 lakh feet

Aatmoddhar Nagari was built in 2 lakh feet on the banks of the Sabarmati River, Riverfront Vallabhsadan, which was inaugurated today in the presence of senior Sangh leaders under the guidance of Pujya Gachchadhipati and Acharya Bhagwan. In this city, these 8 Mumukshus will take sanyam on 6 March.