OUR JOURNEY
From citizen platform formation to a peaceful march for accountability
14–15 August
Citizens Platform Formation
Citizens from IT companies, residential societies, and local villages unite to discuss infrastructure challenges and coordinate action.
18 August
First Media Outreach
Citizens share their concerns with local media. Press coverage highlights the infrastructure crisis affecting thousands daily.
25 August
9 Demands Presented to Media
Detailed 9-point manifesto released. Each demand is specific, time-bound, and measurable. Goal: permanent solutions, not empty promises.
27 August
Police Application Submitted
15 citizen representatives formally apply to Pune Police for permission to hold a peaceful protest march on 6 September.
27-28 August
Gram Panchayat Meetings
Citizens meet with all three Gram Panchayats (Hinjawadi, Maan, Marunji). All extend support for the peaceful movement.
29 August - Morning
All-Party Political Consensus
Historic: All major political parties endorse the citizens' movement and the 9 demands. First time a civic movement has achieved this unity.
29 August - Evening
Police Permission Granted
Pune Police formally acknowledges 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM time slot for peaceful march at Infosys Circle, Phase 1, Hinjawadi.
30 August - 5 September
Final Mobilisation Phase
Volunteers coordinate across 50+ societies. Citizens confirm participation. Media coverage builds. Social media momentum accelerates.
6 SEPTEMBER 2026 • 10:00 AM
🎯 SANKALP MORCHA DAY — Peaceful Citizens March & Silent Protest
Assembly: Infosys Circle, Phase 1, Hinjawadi | Route: 2.8 km | Dress: White top + Black/Blue lower | Goal: Demand written orders, accountability, and permanent solutions.