Mass departure of devotees from Sabarkantha, Gujarat, for Ayodhya 

Many devotees have left from Sabarkantha, North Gujarat to see the Ayodhya Ram temple. 

In a scene of spiritual fervor and communal solidarity, a significant number of devotees have embarked on the revered Ayodhya Yatra from various districts of North Gujarat. Among them, Aravalli and Sabarkantha districts have stood out, witnessing a heartfelt farewell organized by district leaders to bless and bid adieu to the pilgrims setting out on this sacred journey.

Farewell Ceremonies:

Leadership figures from Aravalli and Sabarkantha districts congregated to honor and send off the devotees embarking on the Ayodhya Yatra. In Himmatnagar, the atmosphere was charged with devotion and reverence as district leaders extended their blessings and best wishes to the pilgrims, marking the commencement of their spiritual expedition.

Dispatch from North Gujarat:

The Ayodhya Yatra saw a remarkable mobilization effort in North Gujarat, particularly in districts like Sabarkantha, where a substantial contingent of devotees was dispatched. Departing from Sabarkantha, devotees commenced their journey to Ayodhya via rail, with the departure process meticulously overseen by district leaders to ensure a smooth and auspicious start to their pilgrimage.

Departure via Mehsana:

The logistical arrangements for the pilgrimage were meticulously planned to facilitate the seamless transition of devotees from their hometowns to the embarkation point. In Himmatnagar, passenger buses were arranged to transport devotees to Mehsana, where they would proceed further to Ayodhya via rail from the Mehsana railway station. This coordinated effort ensured that devotees could begin their journey with ease and comfort, bolstering their spirits for the sacred pilgrimage ahead.

Total Departures and Unity:

The collective spirit of devotion and unity was palpable as a staggering total of 1340 Yatris from North Gujarat commenced their journey to Ayodhya. Among them, Sabarkantha district contributed significantly, with 69 devotees joining the pilgrimage. This mass departure exemplified the unwavering faith and collective commitment of the devotees towards undertaking this revered journey to Ayodhya, seeking spiritual fulfillment and divine blessings along the way.