Sanjh Khao ya Kah do Shab, Honth Kaho ya Kah do Lab, Dharm Kaho Ya ki Mazhab

Bhagwan kaho ya kahdo rabb, Baat ek ki Ek hai Jab, Kuch bhi Ladne ka nahi sabab

Lo aao sabhi Mil jayein Gale, Kaoumi Parcham ke saye Tale

These lines of Mushtaq Chanchal described that, what is the motive behind the Peace March or the “Shanti Rally”

The rally showcased the colours of Unity as well as depicted the peaceful co-existence of different castes creeds, religions and sex. Maitri Sangh is known for organizing such rallies and programs to bring peace and harmony between different communities.

The rally started around 4:00PM from the organization’s office at Patel Circle. It was flagged off by Pradeep Kumawat, Director, Alok Sansthan along with Father Norbert Herman of Sarv Dharm Maitri Sangh.

Dr. Kumawat said that Maharana Pratap was the first person in Rajasthan to respect Sarva Dharma as his “Senapati” was Muslim and his soldiers were tribals.

Vibrant and colorful tableau while passing across the city spread the message of peace, love and harmony. Every ones favorite Santa Clause distributed the gifts and chocolates to the people. The rally was welcomed at several points by various organizations.

The procession was in solidarity with people of 13 churches, various schools and organization all around the city. The rally was lead by 20 students in Gandhi’s attire, people singing the carols, students holding peace message and the peace mascot in their hand.

Along with them was a dozen of tableau showcasing the Mother Marry, preachers of various religions and an eye catching giant Santa’s Cap beneath it hanging Christmas gifts.

All India United Christian Front also participated in the procession with tableau spreading the message of Unity through Songs.

The march concluded at Our Lady Fatima Church with the peace message of Bishop Joseph Patalil.