Pramod Sawant, Chief Minister of Goa, emphasized the need to eliminate VIP culture at the Kumbh Mela while speaking at ABP Network’s Ideas of India 2025 summit. He stated that such a significant religious gathering should be inclusive and accessible to all without preferential treatment.
A Call for a People-First Approach
During his address, Dr Sawant highlighted the importance of ensuring that devotees experience the spiritual essence of Kumbh Mela without any distinctions. He stressed that the administration should work towards a seamless and equal experience for all visitors, irrespective of their status.
ABP Network’s Ideas of India 2025 Summit
The Ideas of India summit, hosted by ABP Network, serves as a platform for leaders, policymakers, and visionaries to discuss key issues shaping the nation. Dr Sawant’s remarks underscored the significance of cultural and religious gatherings in fostering unity and equality among citizens.
Ensuring Smooth Management at Kumbh Mela
Dr Sawant also urged authorities to focus on efficient management, security, and infrastructure to accommodate the massive influx of devotees. He reiterated that an inclusive approach would enhance the sanctity and experience of the Kumbh Mela.
A Step Towards Social Equality
By advocating for the removal of VIP culture at the Kumbh Mela, Dr Sawant reinforced his commitment to social equality and governance that prioritizes the common people. His statement aligns with broader efforts to make public events more democratic and accessible to all.
