North India Statesman
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The tradition of royal bath will continue despite the stampede in Prayagraj Mahakumbh. After the situation is rapid and interaction with the fair administration, the Akhara Parishad has decided to take a royal bath. However, this time the royal procession will be kept small and more vigilance will be taken.
Ravindra Giri, president of the Akhara Parishad, who announced the postponement of the first royal bath, has now announced to restore it after talks with the administration. He said that the administration has clarified that the bathing ghats of saints and saints are being gradually evacuated, from which the bath can be completed. The bath schedule will be released soon, however, there will be no change in the order, just time changes will be made.
Royal bath will start after 11 pm
According to the decision, after 11 am, the arena will start reaching Sangam for royal bath. Meanwhile, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath also interacted with the saints and assured that the devotees would take a bath first, after which the saints and saints would take a dip in the confluence.
Appeal to avoid rumors
Akhara Parishad President Ravindra Giri said,
“Crores of devotees were present at the ghats in the morning, but now the number is gradually decreasing. The ghats of saints and saints are also being vacated. The stampede incident was exaggerated, which gave an opportunity to the Sanatan opponents to spread the wrong message. When we took complete information, it was felt that the situation was not so frightening, so it was decided to take a royal bath. “
He appealed to the devotees not to pay attention to rumors and said that,
“Whatever happened, it is done. Now we should move forward. We will take a bath soon. When Naga monks and saints leave for bathing, devotees gather to see them, which increases the crowd on the ghats. For this reason, the royal bath was postponed, but now we will go to bathe in the confluence. ”
Appeal to devotees
Ravindra Giri requested the devotees to take a bath wherever he is and do not increase the crowd of confluence. He said that wherever the water of the Ganges is found, the virtuous benefit can be obtained by taking a dip.
19.94 crore devotees have taken bath in Mahakumbh so far
The fair administration has released a new bathing data, according to which:
- By 8 am on Tuesday morning, more than 10 lakh Kalpasi Sangam was present on the coast.
- By 8 am, more than 2.78 crore devotees took bath.
- A total of 19.94 crore people have bathed in Mahakumbh from 13 to 28 January.
Mela officer Vijay Kiran Anand said that the situation is becoming normal continuously and the situation will become better in the next one hour. It is estimated that the royal bath may begin from 10 am.
