Chitra Patel | Sukma, October 31, 2026,In a major initiative to promote national unity, public participation and community engagement, Sukma Superintendent of Police Mayank Gurjar led an extensive district-wide programme on National Unity Day, bringing together nearly 20,000 security personnel, students and local residents for the live screening of the National Unity Parade 2026.
Under the directions and leadership of SP Mayank Gurjar, Sukma Police organised live screenings at 102 locations across the district, ensuring that the message of national integration reached even the remote and sensitive areas of the region.
The initiative was organised on the birth anniversary of India’s Iron Man, Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel. The National Unity Parade, held at Ekta Nagar in Gujarat in the presence of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, was broadcast live across Sukma district on Saturday evening.
Special arrangements were made at police stations, security camps, Potacabins and hostels from 5.30 pm onwards. Large screens, televisions and projectors were installed to enable maximum public participation.
According to police officials, approximately 18,000 to 20,000 people watched the live telecast at the 102 locations. The celebrations witnessed enthusiastic participation, with slogans of “Bharat Mata Ki Jai” echoing across several security camps and villages.
SP Mayank Gurjar’s Initiative Reaches Remote Villages
One of the most significant aspects of the programme was its reach into remote villages, including Puvarti, Gogunda, Golapalli and Kistaram.
In these formerly Maoist-affected areas, villagers sat alongside security personnel at security camps to watch the National Unity Parade. Their participation highlighted the importance of community engagement, mutual trust and cooperation between local residents and security forces.
The initiative under SP Mayank Gurjar’s leadership brought the national celebration beyond the district headquarters, connecting remote communities with a major national event.
Senior Officials Join SP at Sharda Cinemaw
At Sharda Cinema in Sukma town, a special screening was organised in the presence of Collector Amit Kumar, CRPF DIG Anand Raj Purohit and SP Mayank Gurjar.
Public representatives Deepika Shori and Dhaniram Barse, senior administrative and police officials, journalists and hundreds of local residents also participated in the programmeq.
SP Mayank Gurjar’s district-wide initiative ensured that the celebrations were not confined to the urban centre but extended to security camps, educational institutions and remote settlements.
102 Screening Centres Reflect Massive Public Participation
Sukma Police made arrangements for seating, shade and drinking water at all 102 screening locations to facilitate the participation of residents and students.
The programme highlighted the importance of national unity, integrity and sovereignty while providing an opportunity for security personnel and local communities to come together.
From the remote villages of Puvarti and Gogunda to Sharda Cinema in the district headquarters, the initiative led by SP Mayank Gurjar brought thousands of people together under one common message — national unity, peace and harmony.
The event marked a significant effort by Sukma Police to strengthen public engagement and promote a shared sense of national identity across the district.
