Jammu Tawi: On the 35th day of Movement Kalki’s ongoing protest, a grand rally was organized, attracting participants from all walks of life. The rally commenced from Peer Mitha Bazaar, passed through Kanak Mandi Bazaar, and concluded at Bharat Mata Chowk. The movement’s leaders are calling for the formation of a Sanatan Dharma Board, stricter laws for cow protection, and the recognition of the cow as the ‘National Mother.’ Organizers have warned that if their demands are not addressed, the protest will escalate.
Shri Gokul Ji, who presided over the rally, emphasized the importance of protecting cultural values and upholding dharma. “Our mission is to safeguard our culture and urge the government to act on our demands,” he said.
Key speakers, including board members Karnail Chand and Pawan Sharma, reinforced the need for immediate government action. “This rally aims to raise awareness and pressure the government to meet our demands,” said Pawan Sharma. “If ignored, we will intensify our movement.”
The rally also featured speeches from other prominent figures, including Pooja Hindu, Monika Sharma, and Baba Khandeshwari Ji, who warned that the movement would only grow stronger if the government remains indifferent to their cause.
Local authorities, including the Peer Mitha Bazaar authorities and the police, were praised for supporting the peaceful rally, although organizers made it clear that failure to address their demands would lead to more serious consequences.
