Sevalal Jayanti (15-02-2022)day should be declared a holiday.

SEVALAL JAYANTHI WILL BE COMING IN

Sri sri santh sevalal maharaj
(Feb 15 1739)

Sevalal Jayanti (15-02-2022)day should be declared a holiday.

Requesting to honorable prime minister and Indian country All State Chief ministers

Sant Sevalal maharaj from Banjara community that played an important role during the fight against British harassment, Prof. Naik recalled while raising the issue in the Parliament on Wednesday. It is believed that Sant Sevalal Maharaj was born on February 15 in 1739 in Gollala Doddi of Anantapur of Andhra Pradesh and subsequently travelled towards northern part with cattle and breathed his last at Pohradevi of Maharashtra. His followers built a tomb and started worshipping at the place.

Sant Sevalal was a social reformer, bachelor and pure vegetarian and sacrificed his life for the welfare of Banjara community across the country. Lakhs of Banjara people would descend on Pohradevi Bhakti Dham in Yavanth Mall district without any government support. The MP urged the government to sanction funds for provision of basic infrastructure and accommodation facilities in the place as lakhs of people visited Sant Sevalal Maharaj Tomb to offer prayers on February 15 every year facing hardships due to want of basic facilities.

The Banajaras, constituting about 10 crore people across the country, were called with different names in different States such as Lambadis, Sugalies, Vanajara, Laban Banjaras. During the British rule, a specific Cattle Trespass Act was enacted in 1871 and they were identified as tribal in nature. The Banjaras with their unique and specific cultural traditions, dress code would speak in single script-less language ie Gorboli within the country and outside.

Banjara samaj demands sevalal jayanthi as holiday

Sewalal Jayanti day should be declared a holiday

PULKAL, JANUARY 10: Banjara tribal deity Bala Brahmachari Sree sree Sant Sadguru Sevalal Maharaj on Monday (February 15) handed over a letter to the effect of announcing the holiday that the MLC kavitha was heard on Monday at her residence in Hyderabad by tribal student union president Dinesh Nayak.

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Tribal Welfare Society Zaheerabad Division Sangareddy District Telangana State Shri Honorable Manik Rao Garu Legislators Zaheerabad Division Sangareddy District

Subject : Declaring Shri Sevalal Maharaj Jayanti as a Holiday.

Zaheerabad Tribal Welfare Society Banjara on 15th February Government of Sri Seva Lal Jayanti Tribal Welfare Association Division President Raghunath Rathore asked to declare a holiday at the divisional level meeting of the association at Banjara Bhavan on Thursday. Community Joint District President Jaipal Nayak Division Leaders Raju General Secretary Jai Singh Honorary Presidents Subhash Chander Gopal Chauhan Mohan Honorary Presidents Devi Das Dharmu Nayak Sarpanch Vasu Nayak Upasarpanch Chander Pawar Vishal Chauhan Madhu Ramu et al. The local MLA and the government have asked for permission to declare February 15, Sri Sewalal Maharaj's birthday as a holiday.

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Sewalal Maharaj's birthday should be declared a holiday

-Jaipal Nayak, President, Tribal Welfare Society Joint Medak District

Metro News Sangareddy Bureau: Jaipal Naik, president of the Tribal Welfare Association Joint Medak District, has demanded that the government declare February 15 as the holiday of Jagat Guru Sreesanth Sant Sewalal Maharaj Jayanti, the child celibate deity of the 15 crore Banjara tribes in India. On Thursday Sangareddy held a meeting at the Tribal Welfare Association office. Speaking on the occasion, he said that everyone in the country, irrespective of caste or religion, has a holiday for their festivals, anniversaries of their caste gurus and not just for banjaras. Banjara is a unique Vesa, language, culture and tradition in India, with millions of ethnic groups speaking the Lambada language, the only one of the 29 states in India. He demanded that the birthday of Sewalal Maharaj, the guru of Banjara, should be declared a holiday to unite such people and work for the development of the Banjara communities and lead them in the path of consciousness and devotion. The function was attended by Tribal Student Union Joint Medak District President Rajender Nayak, General Kullu Secretary Ful Singh Nayak, Raju Nayak and Jagan among others.