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The Yatra will enter the state’s Kollam district during the day after spending the last three days in Thiruvananthapuram district. (PTI)
The 150-day foot march was launched from Kanyakumari in neighboring Tamil Nadu on September 7 and will cover 12 states and two union territories.
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi Ahead of the start of the fourth day of the Kerala leg of the party’s Bharat Jodi Yatra, the party visited the Sivagiri Math here on Wednesday to pay tribute to renowned social reformer Sree Narayana Guru. At the Sivagiri Math, Gandhi met the masters there and prayed for the saint reformer.
The journey, which started from the Navaikulam Junction here after 7.30 am, was encouraging and will enter the state’s Kollam district during the day after spending the last three days in Thiruvananthapuram district. On Tuesday, after the day’s visit ended at the Kallambalam junction, Gandhi questioned whether a party that called itself a representative of Hindus was allegedly creating ‘unrest’ in the country, when Hinduism taught in The first word to go is ‘Om Shanti’.
“Wherever they are going, they are destroying harmony, they are attacking people, they are dividing people, they are abusing them,” he said. The third day of the Kerala yatra had proceeded amid intermittent rains and heavy plebiscite, with the Congress leader saying even blisters would not stop his journey as he and hundreds of passengers marched on the streets without umbrellas when it rained . ,
The 150-day walking march was launched from Kanyakumari in neighboring Tamil Nadu on September 7 and will cover 12 states and two union territories. The Bharat Jodi Yatra, which entered Kerala on the evening of September 10, will pass through the state covering a distance of 450 kms, touching seven districts over a period of 19 days, before entering Karnataka on October 1.
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