Tawde moved alongside the Warkaris, engaging with local volunteers and community leaders throughout the journey. He described the Ashadhi Wari not merely as a religious procession, but as a framework for social equality and disciplined devotion. The pilgrimage, which departed from Alandi on July 8, serves as a bridge for diverse groups united by their dedication to Lord Vitthal.
During the walk, the Rajya Sabha MP credited the state administration for managing the complex logistics required to support the massive movement of people. He specifically acknowledged the efforts of Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis in coordinating security and essential facilities for the participants. As the procession continues toward its meeting with the Sant Tukaram Maharaj Palkhi, Tawde underscored the event’s role in preserving Maharashtra’s social harmony and cultural continuity for future generations.




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