Uttarakhand: Crowds turn out for Dhami’s foot march in Srinagar; CM Dhami takes to the streets alongside party workers

Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami participated in a padyatra (foot march) organized in Srinagar, located in the Pauri Garhwal district of Uttarakhand, as part of an event themed “Save Democracy, Eliminate Anarchy.” A large number of BJP workers and local residents took part in the march, creating an atmosphere of political enthusiasm and active public participation on the streets of Srinagar.

Large-scale participation in the padyatra

During the padyatra, Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami received a grand welcome from the local public and BJP workers. People gathered in large numbers along various routes in the city to take part in the event. The participating BJP workers displayed great enthusiasm. The significant turnout and the active involvement of the party workers remained a key highlight throughout the event.

Discussions on good governance and public interest issues

Centered on the message “Save Democracy, Eliminate Anarchy,” the event focused on strengthening democratic values, promoting good governance, and addressing issues of public interest. The objective was to raise public awareness about democracy and underscore the importance of good governance. A large crowd also attended the public meeting held following the padyatra, with local citizens and party workers participating with great zeal. The presence of Chief Minister Dhami added significant political weight to the event. Through this padyatra in Srinagar, the BJP demonstrated its active engagement and outreach at the local level. The substantial turnout and public participation fostered an atmosphere of enthusiasm across the entire region.