Son Carries Elderly Mother and Uncle in Kanwar, Wins Hearts with Message of Devotion
Inspired by the tale of Shravan Kumar, devotee Yashvir carried his 70-year-old mother and 65-year-old uncle in a traditional Kanwar while bringing holy Ganga water from Haridwar.
An extraordinary Kanwar Yatra in Uttar Pradesh's Muzaffarnagar has captured widespread attention, with a devotee's unique act of devotion and family care winning hearts.
Shiv devotee Yashvir arrived carrying a specially designed Kanwar, seating his 70-year-old mother on one side and his 65-year-old uncle on the other, as he completed his pilgrimage from Haridwar with holy Ganga water.
Drawing inspiration from the legendary tale of Shravan Kumar, who is revered in Hindu mythology for his unwavering devotion to his parents, Yashvir said his journey was meant to convey a powerful message about respecting and caring for elders.
Speaking to the media, he urged people to honour and serve their ageing parents and family members, saying that caring for elders is both a moral duty and a cherished cultural value.
His remarkable pilgrimage has drawn admiration from fellow devotees and onlookers, with many praising his dedication and describing the act as a living example of devotion, compassion, and filial responsibility.
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