Agartala, 11th November 2026 : In an initiative aimed at fulfilling the religious aspirations of devotees unable to afford distant pilgrimages, MLA Abhishek Debroy has organised a special North India pilgrimage for 75 devotees from November 15 to 24, with all expenses to be borne by him personally.
The initiative was announced at a press conference held on Wednesday at the conference hall of Udaipur Matabari Panchayat Samiti. Dr. Acharya Shankar of the Shri Mata Tripura Sundari Siddha Peetham Trust was also present.
Addressing the media, Debroy said the 10-day pilgrimage would provide devotees with an opportunity to visit several important religious and historical destinations, including Kashi Dham. He said many people wish to visit sacred places but cannot fulfil their aspirations due to financial difficulties and other constraints.
Under the initiative, the MLA will bear the entire expenditure, including transportation, accommodation, food and local sightseeing, ensuring that the selected pilgrims can undertake the journey without financial burden.
According to the itinerary, the pilgrims will visit Markandeya Mahadev and Sarnath on November 17. On November 18, they will offer prayers at the Kashi Vishwanath Temple and visit other prominent places, including Banaras Hindu University, Kaal Bhairav Temple, Sankat Mochan Temple and Durga Devi Temple.
The pilgrimage is scheduled to conclude on November 24. Debroy said the initiative was undertaken to help devotees realise their long-cherished religious aspirations and experience the spiritual and historical significance of these sacred destinations.
