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Bageshwar Dham Sanatan Hindu Ekta yatra Latest Updates

Bageshwar Dham Sanatan Hindu Ekta yatra Latest Updates

Bageshwar Dham Sanatan Hindu Ekta yatra Latest Updates

✅ Key Details

  • The journey has been flagged as a “10-day, ~170 km” pad-yatra, starting from Delhi (specifically the Katyayani Devi Temple in Chhatarpur) on 7 November 2025 and expected to conclude in Vrindavan on 16 November 2025. NDTV India+2TV9 Bharatvarsh+2

  • The route passes through Delhi, then Haryana, and finally Uttar Pradesh, covering over 422 localities en route. NDTV India

  • The stated purpose: emphasising “Sanatan Hindu unity”, raising awareness about issues such as cleanliness of the Yamuna River, and societal goals like caste elimination and unity. TV9 Bharatvarsh+1

  • On Day 1, the gathering of devotees was large, with significant arrangements in Delhi for the start of the yatra. AajTak

⚠️ Important Logistics & Advisory

  • The Delhi Traffic Police has issued traffic advisories for 7 & 8 November due to this yatra (and another major event) that will lead to route restrictions, diversions and parking ban zones. The Economic Times+1

  • Participants are being asked to maintain discipline: no weapons/sharp instruments, no derogatory remarks about any religion/caste, special arrangements for women’s rest and CCTV monitoring in many segments. Amar Ujala

  • Since this is a traveling event across states, local administrations in Delhi, Haryana and UP have made special arrangements for crowd, medical camps, security and traffic management. TV9 Bharatvarsh

🗺️ Route Snapshot (Selected Stages)

  • 7 Nov: Start from Katyayani Devi Temple, Chhatarpur (Delhi) NDTV India+1

  • 8 Nov: Bahadurgarh / Haryana border stage. NDTV India

  • 9 Nov: Faridabad (Dussehra Maidan / NIT Faridabad) → Sikri. TV9 Bharatvarsh+1

  • 10–12 Nov: Through Haryana territory (Parthala, Mitha Village, Hodal Mandi) etc. TV9 Bharatvarsh

  • 13 Nov: Cross into Uttar Pradesh via Kosikalan / Mathura. TV9 Bharatvarsh

  • 16 Nov: Final event at the Banke Bihari Temple in Vrindavan. NDTV India+1

🔍 What to keep in mind if you plan to join or watch

  • If you intend to join even for a part of the route: check local segment timing, the scheduled rest points, and whether prior registration is required (in some reports ~40,000 had registered already). Live Hindustan+1

  • For travelling in Delhi/Haryana/UP near the route: expect traffic diversions, road closures especially during 7–8 November in Delhi as flagged by traffic police. Planning your commute accordingly is advised.

  • Be aware of crowd safety, weather, and local amenities (especially rest areas for women).

  • The message of the yatra is declared as non-political, but ideological/spiritual, so participants are asked to avoid slogans or acts that may lead to communal tension.