Film producer Bandla Ganesh’s Sankalpa Yatra reached Tirupati, drawing attention from devotees and political observers alike. Walking with folded hands and chanting prayers, Ganesh said the yatra reflected his faith and gratitude, not a political statement. He made it clear that the journey came from personal conviction and devotion to Lord Venkateswara.
Speaking to the media near Tirupati, Bandla Ganesh recalled the difficult period he faced during the previous government. He alleged that false cases were filed against former Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu, which ultimately led to his imprisonment. Ganesh said that those events deeply disturbed him and strengthened his belief that justice would prevail with divine blessings.
‘From My Doorstep to God’s Doorstep’
Bandla Ganesh explained that he began the foot march from his home as a symbolic act. He described it as a journey “from my doorstep to God’s doorstep.” He said the walk allowed him to reflect on life, faith, and the struggles faced by leaders he respects. Moreover, he stated that the yatra gave him inner strength during uncertain times.
Importantly, Ganesh rejected claims that the Sankalpa Yatra had political motives. He stressed that he neither carried party flags nor raised political slogans during the walk. Instead, he focused on prayers, discipline, and devotion. He added that his faith guided every step of the journey.
Faith Over Politics
Addressing speculation, Bandla Ganesh reiterated that the yatra had nothing to do with elections or political positioning. He said devotion should never be mixed with politics. He said, Lord Venkateswara represents hope, justice, and patience, values that inspired his walk to Tirupati.
Meanwhile, devotees who witnessed the yatra expressed admiration for Ganesh’s commitment. Many said they appreciated the calm and spiritual nature of the journey. Some followers also joined him briefly along the route, offering prayers and encouragement.
Arrival in Tirupati Draws Attention
As the Sankalpa Yatra entered Tirupati, the atmosphere turned devotional. Ganesh thanked supporters and well-wishers who respected the spiritual nature of the journey. He said he planned to offer special prayers at the Tirumala temple, seeking peace and clarity for the future.
With the yatra reaching its destination, Bandla Ganesh concluded by saying that faith had guided him throughout the walk. He expressed hope that truth and justice would always find their way, just as his journey led him to Tirupati.
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