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BJP Maharashtra Chief Ravindra Chavan Supports 20-Year-Old ‘Ek Bandhan, Rakshabandhan’ Ride From Dombivli To Kargil Honouring Indian Soldiers
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· September 5, 2026
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Key points The club's founder, Rohit Acharekar, and fellow riders participate in the event. A 20-year-old movement has been expressing gratitude to Indian soldiers.
A 20-year-old movement has been expressing gratitude to Indian soldiers. This initiative is led by the Way to Cause Riders Club. The club's founder, Rohit Acharekar, and fellow riders participate in the event.
The movement aims to spread patriotism and has been supported by BJP Maharashtra president Ravindra Chavan in recent years. Chavan's support comes through an organization called Dombivlikar Ek Sanskrutik Parivar.
Further details about the initiative, including its conclusion and theme, are available from the source. The event has been conducted for two decades, with this year's theme being dedicated to a specific cause.
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