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Communities join Kadapa Vinayaka Chavithi procession as police monitor sensitive areas

Source: The Hindu · 23 Sep 2026, 03:40 UTC
Communities join Kadapa Vinayaka Chavithi procession as police monitor sensitive areas
Image: The Hindu · original report

Members of several communities took part in a Vinayaka Chavithi procession in Kadapa ahead of the idol immersion. Participants exchanged pleasantries, while police monitored sensitive pockets. MLA Madhavi Reddy led the Shobha Yatra from NGOs Colony, according to The Hindu.

Members of several communities joined a Vinayaka Chavithi procession in Kadapa ahead of the planned Nimajjanam, or idol immersion, according to The Hindu. Participants from different communities took part in the procession and exchanged pleasantries. The event was described in the supplied material as reflecting communal harmony.

Police kept watch on sensitive pockets during the procession. The source does not specify which areas were considered sensitive, or whether any incidents were reported. MLA Madhavi Reddy led the Shobha Yatra from NGOs Colony.

The material does not provide further details about the route, the number of participants or the arrangements for the immersion. The account records the participation of multiple communities and the presence of police monitoring as the festival procession moved ahead of Nimajjanam.

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