Naga Saints Raise Their Voice for Environmental Protection at Maha Kumbh

Naga Sadhus Pledge River Purification Alongside Traditional Worship

Water conservation activist Shipra Pathak warns, “If we do not wake up today, future generations will suffer.”

Call for Environmental Awakening from the Sacred Sands of Sangam

Maha Kumbh Nagar : On the sacred sands of the Sangam, Naga Sadhus united to voice their commitment to environmental conservation. During this historic gathering, ascetics from various Akharas performed traditional rituals and took a solemn pledge to purify the rivers. Addressing the gathering, Water Woman Shipra Pathak emphasized the urgent need for environmental awareness, warning that if immediate action is not taken, future generations will be deprived of the spiritual and redemptive essence of the Maha Kumbh.

Naga Sadhus Take a Green Oath: One Tree Every Year

During the event, Naga Sadhus vowed that each individual would plant and nurture at least one tree annually. This initiative aims to spread a nationwide message of environmental conservation.

Spiritual Awakening for a Greener India

Amrateshwar Mahadev Peethadheeshwar Shri Sahdevanand Giri Ji praised the movement, calling it a historic moment where spirituality and environmental responsibility stand together. Digambar Shakti Giri added that this initiative would be expanded across India to create a greener nation. The unique confluence of religion and environmental consciousness at Maha Kumbh has demonstrated that when faith and ecology unite, a new awakening is born.

Naga Saints Warn: No Forgiveness for Those Exploiting Rivers

The saints declared that Naga Sadhus are not just ascetics but also historical protectors of the nation. Just as they wielded swords to defend the country in times of invasion, they now send a clear message—the exploitation of rivers will not be tolerated.