During the Sanatan Hindu Ekta Padyatra, Dhirendra Shastri (Bageshwar Dham Sarkar), addressing the attendees, urged Hindu girls to “be like Durga and Kali and never be a Burqewali.” He also administered an oath to make India a “Hindu Rashtra.” Sadhvi Prachi reiterated the demand for a “Hindu Rashtra” and urged Hindus to become kattar (radical), warning that otherwise, in a few days, they might receive ultimatums to convert to Islam or face beheading. Yogi Satyanath called for Sanatan unity and framed the yatra as essential to securing children’s future, warning that without it, Hindus could face expulsion similar to “what happened in Kashmir.”
During the Santan Ekta Padyatra, far-right influencer Kajal Hindustani called on Hindus to trade only with Hindus and to give employment exclusively to Hindus.