Dandi March Statue

Statue of Dandhi March on the T point right behind the Rashtrapati Bhawan.

You start from North block and keep moving beside president palace until you pas dandi march Starfire and the teen murti square before arriving at south block. A nice without hindrance walking trek in delhi.

A powerful symbol of India's freedom struggle, Deviprasad Roy Chowdhury's Dandi March Statue is indubitably the most imposing public sculpture of the National Capital. Its location at the junction of Sardar Patel Marg and Mother Teresa Crescent in the verdant President's Estate enhances its impact.

Statue depicts Dandi March done by Mahatma Gandhi as part of protest against tax on salt. It is located at junction of SP Road with Mother Teresa Cresent. Max you can click a pic there and stand there for some time. No other facilities available there

This sculpture depicting Mahatma Gandhi's salt march. Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No

A beautiful creature in the heart of the city...just run for photography

It's really good to gain knowledge but you can't stop your car there and it is just next to the road 😞 , you can see this only while passing that route …

A historical monument in Delhi you must visit this place whether you are Indian or a tourists. Its beautifully made and can be seen by the moving traffic. It is also know as 11murti.

Dandi March Statue/ 11 Murti was created by renowned sculptor Deviprasad Roychowdhury, 'Gyarah Murti' at the T-junction of Sardar Patel Marg with Mother Teresa Crescent, displays the historic salt satyagrah to Dandi. Apart from Gandhi, it features 10 people from different castes, religions and backgrounds to showcase India's diversity. The sculpture includes a woman with her head covered following close after him; a cluster of three men, including a turbaned Sikh visible of high pedigree, a Hindu scholar with topi and an emaciated Muslim peasant; a Hindu man wearing a turban as a mark of intellectual distinction, with a religious mark etched on his forehead; an impoverished peasant looking far ahead, bearing no marks of class, caste or religion on his body; a Christian priest; another woman in a skirt and a young boy egging on a weary old man to travel farther.

Beautiful!! That'd be it...not much to describe it as such, the place is mid street n not exactly that noticable. Was in a car so didn't get to absorb the whole thing but ya it did seem well maintained n obviously protected!