Babasaheb ordered the people to 'get up, stand up'.  Even in the month of October, due to the rain, many insects were swarming around the tubelight on the ground.  Enthusiastic organizers tried to get rid of the insects but all the lights were turned off and it was completely dark.  At that time, a young activist of Tatkal Samata Sainik Dal, Dadaji Trisule, stood near the stage holding a light bulb in his hand.  In the light of that simple bulb, Babasaheb himself initiated the great Buddhism that grew up in the land of India, 'Buddha Sharan Gachchhami', and showed his followers and all his descendants a glorious path.  It was a thrilling experience experienced by almost two and a half lakh followers.  As Babasaheb delivered his speech in Nagpur, he gave 22 vows to his followers without giving a speech in Chandrapur.