Nagpur: Nagpur is set to witness a major protest on Friday, with the Bharat Seva Sanghatana preparing to take out a massive Badgya from the Pardi area to Itwari.
The protest is being organised to voice opposition to decisions concerning the Kanwar Yatra and the use of DJ systems during religious events. Organisers say the Badgya will serve as a symbolic expression of resentment over restrictions and regulations imposed on religious celebrations.
Slogans including “Pyare tere pyaar mein, Hindu voter lut gaye bazaar mein” are expected to be raised during the procession.
Organisers cite growing resentment
According to the organisers, sections of the Hindu community are unhappy with what they describe as repeated restrictions on religious events. The issues surrounding the Kanwar Yatra and DJ permissions have become the focus of the planned protest.
The Bharat Seva Sanghatana has prepared the Badgya as a symbolic representation of these concerns, with its workers expected to participate in large numbers.
Procession to travel from Pardi to Itwari
The procession will begin in Pardi and pass through various major routes of Nagpur before reaching Itwari. Organisers are preparing to use the event to publicly highlight their concerns and opposition.
The bigger question now is whether Friday’s Badgya will remain a symbolic protest or create a wider political ripple in Nagpur. All eyes will be on the city as the procession takes to the streets.




