Archive · 12 Dec 2025
Gandhi-Inspired March Promotes Constitutional Values
A group called Sarva Seva Sangh organized a big walking march from Varanasi to Delhi.
They called it 'Ek kadam Gandhi ke saath,' which means 'A step with Gandhi.'
The march was about 1000 kilometers long and took about eight weeks.
Thousands of people joined at different times, and they talked about loving each other and following the Indian Constitution.
They faced some challenges, like not being allowed to walk to their final meeting spot in Delhi.
But many people were curious and supportive.
The march was mostly ignored by big news stations, but it was an important way for people to show they care about fairness and kindness.
Along the way, people talked about their rights and how they feel unheard, showing a need for more attention to these issues.
The Sarva Seva Sangh organized a 1000-kilometer walking march from Varanasi to Delhi, titled 'Ek kadam Gandhi ke saath.'
The march aimed to honor the Indian Constitution and promote Gandhian values of love and non-violence.
Thousands of people joined the march at different points, and it traversed 18 districts in three states.
The march faced challenges, including being denied permission to walk from Rajghat to Jantar Mantar in Delhi.
The march was largely ignored by mainstream media but was met with curiosity and support from many people along the route.
- Who
- Sarva Seva Sangh and several thousand participants
- What
- A 1000-kilometer padyatra (walking march) from Varanasi to Delhi
- When
- October 2 to November 26
- Where
- Varanasi to Delhi, traversing 18 districts in three states
- Why
- To honor and uphold the Indian Constitution and promote Gandhian values of love and non-violence
- Organizer
- Sarva Seva Sangh
- Start Date
- October 2
- End Date
- November 26
- Start Location
- Varanasi
- End Location
- Delhi
- Distance Covered
- 1000 kilometers
- Participants
- Several thousand
- Key Slogans
- We are a caravan of love, we oppose politics of hatred
