Arms Worshipped on Vijayadashami in Bareilly, Recalling Sanatan Dharma's Valour

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Arms Worship Ceremony Held in Bareilly on Vijayadashami

Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh | October 20, 2026. On the auspicious occasion of Vijayadashami, a grand arms worship program was jointly organized by the International Hindu Parishad and Rashtriya Bajrang Dal in Fatehganj Paschim and Mathurapur villages in the Bareilly district of Uttar Pradesh. Traditional weapons were worshipped with Vedic chants and rituals, invoking the valour and self-respect of Sanatan culture.

Speaking at the event, the chief guest, Rashtriya Bajrang Dal State President Rounak Thakur, stated that there has always been a deep connection between scripture and arms in Sanatan culture. He cited examples of divine figures like Lord Rama and Lord Krishna, who took up arms when necessary to protect dharma, righteousness, and society.

Thakur described arms worship as a symbol of our ancient tradition, inspiring youth to unite and stand against anti-dharma forces.

Celebration of Valour and Self-Respect Tradition

At the ceremonies in Fatehganj Paschim and Mathurapur, State President Rounak Thakur was warmly welcomed by workers, along with District President Rohit Gangwar and International Hindu Parishad District President Amit Gangwar. After the worship, tilak was applied and aarti was performed. Rashtriya Bajrang Dal District President Rohit Gangwar remarked that Vijayadashami symbolizes the accumulation of power and resolve. He emphasized the importance of youth connecting with their glorious traditions to keep society safe and strong.

He further stressed that the worship of Shakti is crucial for self-defense and the suppression of unrighteousness, though their culture does not advocate for oppressing others. On this occasion, Provincial President of Rashtriya Mahila Parishad Somil Agarwal, Amit Kumar Gangwar, and Dr. Mudit Pratap Singh also shared their thoughts, emphasizing the need for strength against unrighteousness.

Connecting Youth with Glorious History

Many officials and a large number of workers from the organization were present at the program, including Ashok Tripathi, Aadesh Gangwar, Indrapal, Gaurav Sharma, Gaurishankar, Kamal Kashyap, Shiva Rathore, Rinku Kashyap, Vijay Gangwar, Chandes, Rambabu, Arjun, and Vijay Maurya. All reiterated the pledge for the protection of dharma and hailed the event as a significant initiative connecting youth with their glorious history.