BANJARA-SEVALAL MAHARAJ
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Lord Krishna said that Yadha Yadhahi Dharmasya Glanirbhavathu Bharat was born when Dharma was harmed. Sant Sri Sewalal Maharaj was born as such. Banjara became an idol god, transforming the language of the unwritten Banjara into a ritual. 10 crore Lambada people are able to speak the same way everywhere. Banjaras retain their uniqueness with their commitments, rituals, distinctive attire and ornaments even without a permanent residence. From the time of the kings to the time of the British, the Banjaras lived a nomadic life carrying the ammunition needed by the respective kingdoms. In that order the Banjara community faced many difficulties with the religious propaganda of the British and Muslim rulers. In such a situation, Sevalal was instrumental in guiding the Banjaras to the right path. Bhima Nayak and Dharmini Bhai were born on 15 February 1739 in Ranjinayak Tanda, Anantapur District. He had a sense of service since childhood. He is the one who puts the noise made by his mothe