Punjab AAP Leaders Take Holy Dip at Mahakumbh in Prayagraj

Chandigarh : Punjab’s Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leaders took part in the sacred Mahakumbh celebrations in Prayagraj, where they performed rituals and took a holy dip in the Sangam. The delegation was led by Punjab AAP’s senior leader Pradhan Arora, accompanied by Assembly Speaker Kultar Singh Sandhwan and Minister Meet Hayer. Their visit aimed to seek blessings and promote spiritual unity while representing the party at the grand religious event.

The leaders were seen engaging in traditional rituals and interacting with devotees at the Kumbh Mela. They emphasized the significance of cultural and spiritual heritage in Indian society and expressed their admiration for the well-organized arrangements at the religious gathering. Their participation has drawn political interest, with many seeing it as a move to connect with the masses on a broader level.

Speaking to the media, Pradhan Arora stated that their visit was purely spiritual and reflected the party’s respect for India’s religious traditions. However, their presence at the event has also sparked political discussions, as AAP continues to expand its influence beyond Punjab. Opposition parties have questioned the motives behind their visit, while AAP leaders have maintained that faith transcends politics.

With Mahakumbh being one of the largest religious gatherings in the world, political leaders from various parties have been making appearances, seeking divine blessings and engaging with devotees. The presence of Punjab’s AAP leaders has added to the political significance of the event, hinting at a deeper outreach strategy by the party.

As Mahakumbh continues to witness large-scale participation from devotees and leaders alike, the intersection of faith and politics remains a key highlight, shaping narratives for the upcoming political landscape