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Former cricketer Kedar Jadhav seen at RSS Vijayadashami event in Pune, photos go viral

Photos of the former India all-rounder in Sangh uniform at the RSS Vijayadashami event in Deccan Gymkhana, Pune, have drawn mixed reactions online.

Former cricketer Kedar Jadhav seen at RSS Vijayadashami event in Pune, photos go viral Images are not validated/verified

Former India cricketer Kedar Jadhav is in the news this time not for his game but for a different reason. He took part in the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) Vijayadashami route march and has shared photographs of it on social media.

Vijayadashami was celebrated with enthusiasm across the country yesterday. It was also the RSS foundation day. Route marches were taken out by the RSS in Pune city and several other parts of the country. Jadhav was also seen at the Sangh's Vijayadashami event.

Jadhav attended the RSS Vijayadashami event in the Deccan Gymkhana Colony in Pune on October 20. He was wearing the Sangh uniform at the time. He shared this photograph of himself in the Sangh uniform on the social media platform Instagram.

In the photograph he shared, he is seen in the traditional Sangh attire. He is wearing a white shirt, khaki trousers and a black cap, and is holding a staff. Jadhav, who won India many matches with his all-round play on the cricket field, was this time seen at a Sangh event.

After the photograph surfaced, it has set off considerable discussion in sporting, political and social circles. There have been mixed reactions to his participation.

An X user also wrote the same day that former Indian cricketer Kedar Jadhav was seen at an RSS rally.

Jadhav made a significant contribution to the Indian team in his cricket career. He began his international career on November 16, 2014. Batting in the middle order, he played several fine innings and steadied the team's innings. He was known in cricket as an all-rounder.

On June 3, 2024, he announced his retirement from all formats of cricket. His photographs from the Sangh's Vijayadashami march are now viral on social media, and people are giving their own opinions on them.

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