There was an amazing, unforgettable and supernatural scene at NIT Ghat on Saturday. Hundreds of people praying to the holy Ganga at the ghat. Praise of Mother Ganga, chants of Har Har Gange, Har Har Mahadev with bhajan and kirtan. Conch sound and…
There was an amazing, unforgettable and supernatural scene at NIT Ghat on Saturday. Hundreds of people praying to the holy Ganga at the ghat. Praise of Mother Ganga, chants of Har Har Gange, Har Har Mahadev with bhajan and kirtan. Resolve amid the sound of conch shell and the sounds of devotion emanating from Ghadi Ghanta. Taking Ganga as witness, first voting, then thousands of hands raised in the sky with the slogan of refreshments. Ganga ghat kept resonating with Vande Mataram, Bharat Mata Ki Jai, Democracy Zindabad.
The occasion was the voter oath program organized on Saturday at NIT Ghat under the Let’s Politics campaign of your own newspaper ‘Hindustan’. Voting in Patna is on 19 May. Xavier’s Theater Club of St. Xavier’s College of Management and Technology appealed for votes through street theatre.
People took this Hindustan oath
‘I take an oath that I will fulfill my responsibility of voting in the upcoming Lok Sabha elections and will definitely vote and encourage others to do so. I will use my vote to take my city, state and country on the path of progress.
The disciples took the oath to vote with the Guru.
Under the banner of Hindustan, hundreds of voters were administered the oath at Ganga Ghat to reach the booths on the day of voting. Educationist Guru Rahman, after reading the affidavit of Hindustan, appealed to the students and the common people to participate in the great festival of democracy. Said that we all have to exercise our voting rights. People in the neighborhood will also have to be motivated. He praised India’s campaign. On Saturday evening, hundreds of students of the capital’s coaching institute Adamya Aditi Gurukul and Goswami Mathematics Institute reached Gandhi Ghat raising slogans. Dr. Guru Rahman of Adamya Aditi Gurukul asked the students to raise the voice of democracy by electing leaders of their choice.
Patliputra University Student Union leaders Ajit Kumar, Kanhaiya Kaushik, young poet Utkarsh Anand also participated in the Hindustan campaign along with the students. He motivated people to vote and said that it is necessary to go to the booths to elect a better government. Voters of the capital must go to vote by being a part of this campaign of Hindustan newspaper.
Chanting of Har Har Mahadev with Vande Mataram
Before the Aarti of Mother Ganga, Mother Ganga was worshiped at Gandhi Ghat on Saturday. Then the Maha Aarti of Mother Ganga started. Five Pandits kept praying to Bhagiratha Nandini together. Kept singing shlokas and bhajans in praise of Ganga… Har Har Mahadev Shiv Shambhu Kashi Vishwanath Gange… Bhagirath Nandini…. Devotees also continued to join in with the bhajans and were filled with emotion.
Created awareness by doing street drama
In the Hindustan campaign, Xavier Theater Club of St. Xavier’s College of Management and Technology appealed to the people to vote by performing street plays. Senior artists and directors of the club, Ajay, Kinshu, Anshu, Smit, Abhishek Aryan, Akanksha, Anand, Vandana, Shivam, Sunny and Anshu appealed for voting in an entertaining manner and said that if they miss the vote, they will always curse themselves.