The atmosphere in the Bharat Gaurav train was filled with Krishna: Devotees celebrated the birth festival with great pomp under the leadership of Jagdish Chandra Bariya (Jagu Dada)

On the occasion of the holy festival of Janmashtami, the Bharat Gaurav train witnessed a unique and devotional scene. Pilgrims from Gujarat, who were returning after visiting Kamakhya Devi at the famous Shaktipeeth in Assam, celebrated the birth festival of Lord Krishna wonderfully on the moving train.

On this memorable occasion, devotees from Rajkot, Jamnagar, Vadodara, Godhra, Surendranagar and various corners of North Gujarat gathered. During the journey, everyone decided to celebrate the birth festival as a family.

The unique leadership of Jagdish Chandra Bariya (Jagu Dada):
Shri Jagdish Chandra Bariya (Jagu Dada) was the main organizer and the head of this entire religious organization. Under his guidance and leadership, a great enthusiasm of devotion spread throughout the train. With the active efforts and planning of Jagu Dada, all the passengers were united. At the time of the appearance of Bal Gopal, the entire train echoed with the shouts of Krishna Kanhaiya. Under the leadership of Jagu Dada, the devotees beautifully organized Krishna Janmotsav, devotional bhajans, kirtan and Maha Aarti, in which all the passengers participated with great emotion.

Commendable cooperation of train staff:
The staff of Bharat Gaurav train provided unprecedented cooperation to make this celebration smooth and enjoyable. Along with Jagu Dada and all the passengers, the train staff also played an important role in making this religious festival a success.

Special Supporting Train Staff:
Brijesh Mishraji (Train Manager)
Rahul Yadav
Sanjay Chaturvedi
Akash Gupta
Jagadish Chandra Baria (Jagu Dada) and the entire Pravasi Sangh appreciated the friendliness and excellent service of the train staff. This wonderful Janmashtami celebration in the train under the holy darshan of Kamakhya Devi and the presiding over of Jagu Dada is becoming unforgettable for every devotee.