Achi news desk-
The touching ceremony was held, Parshuram’s tableau won everyone’s heart.
Lord Parshuram’s touching ceremony took place in Gwalior on Saturday night. Separate processions started from Murar, Hazira, Lashkar and reached Phulbagh Maidan, Rani Laxmibai Maidan. It’s like a moving ceremony here. The enthusiasm of the youth on the streets was palpable. Jai Jai Parshuram
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During this period, a major accident was averted on the Phoolbagh field. Before the walking ceremony, some youths were driving a tractor and doing stunts on the Phulbagh grounds. During this time a tractor overturned. Fortunately the driver survived. When the procession arrived, the atmosphere there had become completely normal. The walking ceremony ended after worshiping on the ground in front of the statue of Rani Lakshmibai.
A tractor overturned during a stunt during the walking ceremony, and an accident was avoided
Lord Parshuram’s birth anniversary was on 10 May. This procession was to be held simultaneously in the entire city on 15th May, but due to the demise of Rajmata Madhavi Raje Scindia on 15th May itself, this Parshuram Chal Ceremony, which has been held on 25th May, has been postponed. On Saturday night, the walking ceremony began by worshiping the Lord at the Parshuram temple in Murar Ghasmandi. Thus, after the worship at the temple in Hasira, the Parshuram Chal ceremony was held from there. The third procession started from the Achaleshwar Temple and passed through Untpul, Ram Mandir, Phalka Bazaar and ended at the ground in front of the Rani Lakshmibai statue site. The enthusiasm of the youth could be seen in the mobile functions. People were chanting Jai-Jai Parashuram with saffron flag in their hands. The police appeared to be very alert and vigilant on the routes where processions were taking place. The police breathed a sigh of relief after the celebrations ended at 11pm.
The temple priests perform the water anointing of Lord Parshuram
Before the start of the palanquin procession in Gwalior, the idol of Lord Parshuram ji sitting in the palanquin was worshiped with full rituals in the Achaleshwar Mahadev temple. After that, the palanquin ceremony ended by reaching the grounds in front of Rani Achhi Samadhi Sthal via Inderganj Square, High Court, Oot Bridge, Ram Mandir. During this period, the people of the city also hosted the Parshuram Chal ceremony at different places. According to mythology, Lord Parashuram is considered the sixth incarnation of Lord Vishnu. He was born on earth for the benefit of mankind. According to the Hindi calendar, the birth anniversary of Lord Parshuram is celebrated every year on the third day of Shukla Paksha in the month of Vaishakh. The youth participated in the palanquin procession with full enthusiasm.
Parshuram’s procession passes through the streets
A major accident was averted
Let us tell you that before the start of the walking ceremony of Lord Parshuram, some youths arrived at Phulbagh land with their tractors to participate in the walking ceremony. Where the youngster was doing stunts by driving tractors in the field at high speed. Meanwhile, a tractor owned by the youth went out of control and overturned. Fortunately, the driver escaped being hit by the tractor. After the tractor overturned, the youth present there immediately lifted the overturned tractor with their hands and made it stand again. The policemen who were present at the scene gave an explanation to the driver of the tractor and left him.
Only the power of youth can change the society
Bhupendra Sharma, convener of the Parshuram Chal Samaroh Committee, says that Lord Parshuram Chal Samaroh started from temples in different areas. The Lashkar procession ceremony started from Achaleshwar temple and reached Phulbagh via Inderganj, Ram Temple, where it ended. This year, for the first time, the Chal Samaroh of Koteshwar, Murar and Murar Rural have also participated in the Parshuram Chal Samaroh. All these continuous ceremonies end in one place, and all the Brahmins are assembled in one place. Where all the saints of the city are present, the saints worshiped Lord Parshuram and performed aarti and distributed prasad.
