Massive Gita Recital Unites Millions in Kolkata at Iconic Ground

In Kolkata's Brigade Parade Ground, a massive Bhagavad Gita recital saw participations from lakhs, including sadhus and political leaders. The event aimed to unite Hindus and prevent demographic shifts, amid perceptions of neglect. The spiritual gathering emphasized state readiness for change amid contemporary religious debates.

In a profound spiritual assembly at Kolkata's Brigade Parade Ground, lakhs of devotees, including esteemed sadhus, sadhvis, and senior BJP figures, participated in a colossal Bhagavad Gita recital. The gathering focused on fostering unity among Hindus and countering perceived demographic shifts.

BJP leaders subtly involved in the event emphasized that such gatherings are crucial to prevent Hindus from becoming sidelined in West Bengal. The event addressed themes of cultural identity and spiritual heritage, noting the state's readiness for change and a desire to combat religious arrogance.

Organized by the Sanatan Sanskriti Sansad, the program aimed to showcase West Bengal's spiritual legacy and encourage social harmony. With three grand stages, heightened security, and thousands chanting in unison, the event mirrored past spiritual assemblies and anticipated potential political provocations.

(With inputs from agencies.)