Bhopal's Matrushakti Showcases Strength: Vow of Self-Defense and National Service

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Matrushakti's Powerful Display in Bhopal: A Vow for Self-Defense and National Service

Bhopal | The Cliff News | October 26, 2026. Hundreds of women participated in a 'Shakti Sanchalan Yatra' (Power Mobilization March) and 'Shastra-Shastra Pujan' (Weapon and Knowledge Worship) program organized by the Matrushakti and Durga Vahini wings of the Vishva Hindu Parishad in Bhopal. The event's objective was to empower women for self-defense and national service.

The program prominently featured images of valiant women warriors and saffron flags, fostering an atmosphere of patriotism. Chief guest, Deputy Commissioner of Police Monika Shukla, emphasized the importance of social awareness and organizational strength for the victory of righteousness. She inspired women to become physically and mentally self-reliant through self-defense and weapon training.

Sadhvi Ambika highlighted the leading role of women in protecting Sanatan culture and traditions. Deepa Sharma, co-convenor of Durga Vahini, encouraged sisters to participate with courage and active involvement, stressing the crucial role of women's active contribution to organizations.

Social worker Anshu Gupta illuminated the significance of women's empowerment, explaining how empowered women become strong pillars for their families and society. Priyanka Singh underscored the necessity of women's unity for national interest, emphasizing their vital role in the nation's development when united.

Surendra Singh Chauhan, provincial organization minister, stated that an organized society is capable of protecting its glorious traditions and culture. He also explained how societal ills can be eradicated and positive change brought about through collective strength and organizational efforts, urging society to unite and preserve its culture.

The 'Shakti Sanchalan Yatra' and 'Shastra-Shastra Pujan' program saw the presence of a large number of women from block and district levels, including Jeevan Sharma, Hariom Sharma, Arpita Soni, Padma Dubey, Neelima Vishwakarma, Shail Kumari, and Soumya Soni. All participants actively engaged in the event and reiterated their commitment to national service.

The program concluded with a collective pledge, injecting new energy for national service among the attendees. Through this pledge, all women were reminded of their responsibilities towards the nation and resolved to contribute to the country's progress. This event proved to be a new direction for honoring women and their commitment to self-defense, inspiring women to play an active role in nation-building.