Mahakumbh Amrit Snan: The nectar bath of the akhadas continues in Mahakumbh, a large number of devotees are also drowning, flower rain is being done by helicopter, Amrit Snan of Akharas Continues in Maha Kumbh, Large Number of Devotees is ALSO TAKING A DIP, Flowers Are being showered from helicopters.

New Delhi. Even after the accident in Mahakumbh Prayagraj, there has been no decrease in the enthusiasm of the devotees. A large number of devotees are taking a dip in Mahakumbh on the holy festival of Mauni Amavasya. At the same time, the process of bathing nectar of the akhadas is also going on. One by one, Mahamandaleshwar, saint and Naga Sadhu of all the akhadas are reaching the confluence for bathing Amrit. Saints and common devotees are also raining flowers from helicopters. Today, about 5 crore people have taken a Sangam bath so far.

Till now Juna Akhara, Nirvani Akhara, Akhil Bharati Shri Panch Nirvani Akhara, Panch Dashanam, Panchayati Maha Nirvana Akhara have been completed. Mahamandaleshwar Swami Awadheshanand Giri Ji Maharaj of Juna Akhara said after bathing the nectar at the confluence, “This auspicious occasion has come after 144 years and I feel overwhelmed by taking a holy dip.” I have taken a holy dip for the unity, integrity, welfare of people and peace in the world.

Awadheshanand Giri ji has appealed to the devotees in Mahakumbh to take a bath on the ghat where it is. Along with this, despite the crowd of crores, the administration thanked PM Modi for a good arrangement and said that under his leadership, CM Yogi Adityanath of the state has made amazing arrangements in this historic Mahakumbh.

Let us tell you that in view of the situation after the accident, the Akhara Parishad had decided not to bathe in the morning, but after the situation became normal, now the process of Amrit bathing is going on. On the other hand, Kumbh Mela SSP Rajesh Dwivedi says that there was no stampede, there was a highly crowded due to which some devotees were injured. The situation is under control, ignore any rumor. My appeal to the devotees is that the ghats which are open to them, take a comfortable bath there.