Overview
- On day two, the 17-car convoy covered Nathu La, Baba Harbhajan Singh Mandir and the Zuluk loop after an early start from Gangtok.
- Participants were received at Nathu La by Brigadier Amit Sharma and briefed by the Indian Army on the pass’s strategic and historical significance.
- The self-funded drive is led by Mumbai’s Super Car Route Group in collaboration with the Sikkim government and the Black Cat Division under the Trishakti Corps.
- Organisers cited largely good road conditions, dedicated escorts and traffic regulation after the convoy’s day one welcome at Rangpo by tourism official C. S. Raa.
- The rally is scheduled to head toward Cho La Pass next under the Bharat Ranbhoomi Darshan framework.