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Digvijaya Singh warns ‘shameless’ as Satya Sanatan Swabhiman Yatra reaches Tarana
✍️ Amar Ujala · Ujjain
🗓 21 Oct 2026, 03:35 PM
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On the second day of the Satya Sanatan Swabhiman Yatra, more than 2,200 registered participants arrived in Tarana, Madhya Pradesh, where former chief minister Digvijaya Singh issued a sharp warning that only the shameless will feel the impact.
The Satya Sanatan Swabhiman Yatra entered its second day with a caravan of over 2,200 registered supporters arriving in the Tarana assembly constituency of Madhya Pradesh, after departing from Kanipura. The rally, organized by the opposition, aims to project a message of cultural pride and political resurgence.
Former chief minister Digvijaya Singh addressed the gathering with a forceful statement, declaring that "only the shameless will be affected" by the movement’s momentum. His remarks were directed at political rivals he perceives as compromising on core values.
Amrita Rai, a senior party functionary, responded to Singh’s comments, emphasizing the need for dignified conduct while supporting the yatra’s objectives. The crowd responded with enthusiastic chants and applause, underscoring the rally’s growing local support.
Organisers said the next leg of the yatra will move towards neighboring constituencies, aiming to sustain the momentum built in Tarana. Security arrangements were heightened, and local authorities reported a peaceful assembly.
Former chief minister Digvijaya Singh addressed the gathering with a forceful statement, declaring that "only the shameless will be affected" by the movement’s momentum. His remarks were directed at political rivals he perceives as compromising on core values.
Amrita Rai, a senior party functionary, responded to Singh’s comments, emphasizing the need for dignified conduct while supporting the yatra’s objectives. The crowd responded with enthusiastic chants and applause, underscoring the rally’s growing local support.
Organisers said the next leg of the yatra will move towards neighboring constituencies, aiming to sustain the momentum built in Tarana. Security arrangements were heightened, and local authorities reported a peaceful assembly.