Wasim Rizvi Turned Jitendra Singh Offers ₹3,000 Per Month To Muslims Who Convert To Sanatan Dharma At Maha Kumbh (VIDEO)

Mahakumbh-2025 is gradually moving towards its conclusion. While the Maha Kumbh will end on February 26, millions of devotees continue to arrive daily for the holy dip at Sangam. Wasim Rizvi, now known as Thakur Jitendra Narayan Singh Senger, who converted from Islam to Hinduism, took a holy dip at the Sangam on Tuesday and made a major announcement from Prayagraj.

The former chairman of the Shia Waqf Board, Wasim Rizvi, now known as Thakur Jitendra Narayan Singh Senger, expressed great joy after taking the holy dip at Prayagraj's Mahakumbh. He appealed to Muslims across the country to consider returning to Sanatan Dharma.

In a video statement, Rizvi announced that he is forming an organisation through his friends that will provide monthly financial support of Rs 3,000 to families who return to Sanatan Dharma. This support will continue until they are fully settled in their new faith. Additionally, the organisation will help interested individuals establish small businesses.

Rizvi urged Muslims to break free from extremist and jihadist mindsets. He encouraged Muslims to voluntarily return to Sanatan Dharma, saying that the faith welcomes them.

Meanwhile, DIG of Kumbh Mela, Vaibhav Krishna, reported that the traffic situation in Prayagraj and the Kumbh Mela area has significantly improved.

He added that the main bathing day of Maghi Purnima (February 12) is approaching, and crowds have already started arriving. Heavy crowds were observed today, and officials expect the gathering to continue throughout the night. The police force is fully prepared and deployed at all sensitive locations. Separate entry and exit routes have been arranged for Kalpvasis who will begin departing tomorrow.