Varanasi gears up for Putin visit with ‘India-Russia Friendship March’

Russian President Vladimir Putin is arriving in India tomorrow for a two-day visit and Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s constituency is rife with significant enthusiasm.

The Vishal Bharat Sansthan organized an “India-Russia Friendship March” on Wednesday to give the Russian President a grand welcome.

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The rally, adorned with large posters of Modi and Putin, began at Subhash Bhavan and reached the Munshi Premchand Smriti Dwar.

Participants chanted enthusiastic slogans like “Long Live India-Russia Relations,” “India-Russia Friendship is Essential for the World,” and “The Modi-Putin Duo Will Bring Peace to the World.”

A prayer service was held for Russian President Putin’s photo, accompanied by dancing and singing, with the beats of drums providing the background.

On this occasion, Dr. Rajiv Shriguru, National President of the Vishal Bharat Sansthan, said that India and Russia are natural friends.

“Both countries have always stood together in each other’s joys and sorrows. Modi and Putin are world leaders who are always ready to protect democracy, borders, and sovereignty. Together, both countries will show the world the path to peace. Putin’s arrival in India at this time is a sign of global change. On behalf of all Indians, we heartily welcome him. Modi and Putin will together create new history in the world,” Shriguru added.