A.V. Ravi (Gym Ravi) successfully completed the Kashi Yatra with 101 people

A.V. Ravi, popularly known as Jim Ravi, hails from Kolar. Jim Ravi, who is known as an international bodybuilder in the country and abroad, is also a winner of Mr India and Karnataka Ekalavya awards. Ravi had recently acted as the hero in the film "Purushottam". On the one hand, Ravi is also known for his social work. But They Did Not Want A Daylight Publicity For The Social Work They Do.

But AV Ravi Has Now Done A Great Job That Will Be A Role Model For Many People. Ravi's father wanted to go on a pilgrimage to Kashi. But that was not possible due to the change. My father was not made to go on a pilgrimage to Kashi. Ravi was always worried. So Ravi made a resolution fourteen years ago. In my father's name, I will make as many disabled people as possible on a pilgrimage to Kashi. AV Ravi has done as planned. Not five, not ten. Barobari has airlifted 101 people to Kashi.

As many as 101 people from Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu, who have not yet undertaken the Kashi Yatra, have selected the disabled and performed the kashi yatra in a grand manner without any difficulty. They arranged for a vehicle to reach Bengaluru airport from their native places, had breakfast at the airport and headed straight to Ayodhya. As soon as they arrived at the airport, everyone was given a light breakfast and a bottle of water and two new sarees for women and two new dhotis for men to have darshan of the deity. Chennappa, a Kannadiga who works as a police officer in Ayodhya, had arranged special darshan for so many people. Police personnel have also cooperated with all of them to have easy darshan of the deity. A group of 101 people, who arrived in Kashi by a special bus from there, were accommodated at the famous Jangamwadi Mutt with 45 AC rooms. Breakfast and dinner were also arranged there. Located close to the Kashi Vishwanath temple, this mutt in Karnataka is known for its discipline and restraint. The hospitality there is very good. A group of pilgrims staying at the mutt were also given special darshan in Kashi with the help of Chennappa. He also participated in the Gangarathi in the evening. Various people, including the Annapurna Mandir in Kashi, were visited. On the banks of the Ganges, tirtha vidhi (pindapradhana) was also performed by the pilgrims. The next day was a day of rest when Ravi and his team nursed the pilgrims. He was then taken for shopping. Ravi had also given some money for shopping expenses. The pilgrims, who were moved by the well-equipped arrangements, were overjoyed. He blessed Ravi and his family with all his heart. Ravi prayed for his father's soul to rest in peace. An AC vehicle was arranged for the pilgrims to move around. Even after returning to the Bengaluru airport, a vehicle was arranged to go back to their native places. By The Grace Of God No One Has Had Any Problem Including Health In The Journey Of Such A Large Team.

A.V. Ravi, who fulfilled his father's wish and became very emotional with everyone's blessings, thanked Income Tax Commissioner Janardhan for his cooperation in the smooth completion of the yatra, Somanna for arranging a smooth darshan in Ayodhya, Sri Raghavendra Chitravani Foundation, former MLA of Turuvekere constituency Masale Jayaram, Navaratan Palace Madan, Chasscom MD Shila and everyone who supported him directly and indirectly. This is the first time that the largest contingent of 101 people has been taken on the Kashi Yatra. So far, no one in Karnataka or India has attempted such an attempt. This work of Jim Ravi is an ideal for all.