Parshuram Seva Samiti Welcomes Kanwariyas, 22-Member Contingent Departs
The Parshuram Seva Samiti organized a welcome for Dak Kanwariyas, with a 22-member group departing for Singiramapur amidst religious fervor.

Religious Fervor as Kanwariyas Depart
A 22-member contingent of Dak Kanwariyas departed from Ikdil town on Sunday, embarking on their pilgrimage to Singiramapur with immense religious enthusiasm and devotion. The occasion was marked by a warm welcome from the officials of the Parshuram Seva Samiti.
Kanwariyas Honored and Blessed
During the event, Dr. Sushil Samrat, the State President of the Parshuram Seva Samiti, along with other committee officials, honored the Dak Kanwariyas by presenting them with a Parshuram plaque. He conveyed his best wishes, hoping the journey, undertaken with devotion to Lord Shiva, would be pleasant and auspicious for all.
"May this journey, undertaken with the worship and faith of Lord Shiva, be pleasant and auspicious for everyone." - Dr. Sushil Samrat, State President, Parshuram Seva Samiti
The committee officials also offered prayers for the safe transit and successful completion of the Kanwariyas' pilgrimage. The atmosphere in Ikdil town was filled with devotion and excitement as the group began their journey with utmost religious sincerity.
Encouragement and Well Wishes
Members of the samiti boosted the morale of the Kanwariyas, advising them to maintain discipline and caution during their journey and extending their heartfelt wishes. Several prominent members and devotees were present for this significant event, including the Town President Gopal Mishra, Shrikant Dubey, Navin Mishra, and Vivek Mishra.
The Kanwariya Contingent
The 22 Dak Kanwariyas who departed for Singiramapur included Swami Nareswar Maharaj, Mardan Singh Baba, Shivendra Mishra, Brij Kishor, Monu, Shivam, Vikas, Mohan, Ashish, Raman, Gopal, Chotu, Sonu, Abhishek, Karan, Arjun, Sonu, Gopal, Nitin, Krishna, Sahil, and Modi. All of them commenced their journey with chants of victory for Lord Shiva. The samiti officials wished them well, praying for an uninterrupted journey and the continued blessings of Lord Shiva.
