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Chennai to Bhinmal: Devotee Walks 2200 KM, Gets Grand Welcome

Bhakt Mali Suresh Solanki, who reached Bhinmal after a 2200 km padayatra from Chennai, was given a grand welcome. The journey was completed in 60 days.

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HIGHLIGHTS

  • A 2200-kilometer padayatra from Chennai to Bhinmal.
  • Devotee Mali Suresh Solanki completed the journey in 60 days.
  • The padayatra was undertaken with religious spirit and for public welfare.
  • A grand civic reception was held in Bhinmal under the auspices of the Super Market.
Chennai to Bhinmal: Devotee Walks 2200 KM, Gets Grand Welcome
Bhinmal |Presenting a unique example of immense faith and unwavering devotion, devotee Mali Suresh Solanki has completed an incredible journey. He has successfully finished a 2200-kilometer padayatra from Chennai in Tamil Nadu to the historic town of Bhinmal in Rajasthan.

60 Days, 2200 Kilometers of an Unbelievable Journey

This challenging and arduous journey lasted for 60 consecutive days. During this time, Suresh Solanki undertook the padayatra with pure religious sentiment and a wish for public welfare.

On his journey, he covered an average distance of 35 to 40 kilometers daily. In this course, he passed through various states of South India, Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, and Rajasthan, facing adverse weather conditions.

Grand Civic Reception in Bhinmal

On the 60th day of the journey, as soon as he entered the borders of Bhinmal, the townspeople gave him a heartfelt welcome with drums and a shower of flowers.

An unprecedented and grand welcome ceremony was organized for him under the auspices of the local Bhinmal Super Market.

Became an Inspiration for the Youth

During the welcome ceremony, representatives of the Bhinmal Super Market and eminent citizens honored devotee Mali Suresh Solanki. He was adorned with a safa (turban), offered garlands, and presented with a memento.

The speakers praised his difficult penance, calling it an inspiration for the youth. They also described it as a symbol of the unwavering faith of Sanatan culture.

Many dignitaries of the city were present on this occasion, including Madanlal Kumawat, Ganpat Sundesha, Chirag Kumawat, Sher Singh, Kapil Agarwal, and Zakir Khan. Along with them, a large number of local traders, social workers, and residents of the area were also present.

Gratitude and Thanks

At the end of the ceremony, Solanki expressed his gratitude to all the townspeople. He said that this journey was not just his, but the result of the prayers of all the people who provided him strength along the way.

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