Archive · 3 Aug 2026
251-Foot Tricolour Kanwar Draws Attention, Promotes Patriotism and Unity
A group of devotees carried a giant 251‑foot flag‑themed water pot from the holy city of Haridwar to the town of Baghpat.
They walked about 200 kilometers, showing their love for India.
They asked young people to stay away from drugs and to stay united.
The police and local worshippers welcomed them.
Some travelers saw people smoking and drinking, but the flag was meant to inspire good choices.
Devotees carried a 251‑foot tricolour‑themed Kanwar from Haridwar to Baghpat, covering about 200 km.
The journey attracted widespread attention and showcased patriotic spirit.
Participants urged youth to stay drug‑free and promote national unity.
Kanwariyas received support from Uttarakhand police and local Shiva devotees.
Some travelers reported encountering drug use and police harassment in cities.
- Who
- Devotees (Kanwariyas) from Baghpat, Uttar Pradesh, including Harendra Kumar and Deepak Chaudhary
- What
- A 251‑foot tricolour‑themed Kanwar pilgrimage from Haridwar to Baghpat
- Where
- Haridwar, India to Baghpat, Uttar Pradesh, India
- Why
- To spread patriotism, national unity, and encourage a drug‑free youth
- Kanwar length
- 251 feet
- Kanwar height
- 11 feet
- Distance
- 200 km
- Participants
- around 20 Kanwariyas
- Message
- Patriotism, unity, drug-free India