Shiva and Bajrangbali Pran-Partishtha Yagya organized at Gaya: a large Kalash procession was taken out, hundreds of devotees participated; Akhand Kirtan will continue for 5 days Achi-News

Achi news desk-
On Tuesday, a grand Kalash procession was taken out by a tour of the Shiva-Bajrangbali idol city with water in connection with the consecration of Shiv Parivar Pran-Partishta and Bajrangbali Mahayaja organized at Gangti village in Sidpur panchayat of Imamganj sub-division of Gaya. Hundreds of devotees and devotees participated in the Kalash Yatra which was held with bands and musical instruments. On Tuesday a grand Kalash procession was taken out by Shiv Parivar idol city tour along with Jalbari in association with Shiv Parivar Pran-Pratishtha Mahayagya located at Gangti Bazaar of Sidhpur Panchayat under Imamganj block of Gaya. The Kalash was taken out in a procession accompanied by a band. Hundreds of devotees and devotees participated in the Kalash Yatra. They all returned to the Mahadev temple after taking heavy water from Surhai river confluence through Munbar village and remembered the name of Bajrangbali. It is said that as long as Akhand Kirtan continues, this program will continue for 5 days. The devotees, men and women, dressed in yellow clothes and chunari, keeping the Kalash on their heads, remembering God, traveled the main part from the place of Yagya and reached the village of Manovar and reached the Surhar river. After that, after visiting the village and the market with holy water in Kalash, then after reaching the place of Yagya, the Yagya Shah was surrounded. Later, amid the chanting of the Vedic mantras, the Kalash was installed in the Yagya Mandap. Ajay Singh, Sonal Singh, Sadhu Singh, Vijay Singh, Rajneesh Singh, Mukhiya Aslam Shah, Rahul Singh and more from the village were active in maintaining law and order. The mahayagya will end tomorrow on April 27th. In this regard, Reverend Parmanand Mishra Acharya said that a procession was organized at Gangti village in Imganj block for the installation of Mahadev and a water journey for the installation of the statue of Lord at Jarangbeli. A large number of followers participated in it. Water will arrive from the source point to the temple area. will install the Kalash by remembering the names of Lord Bholnath and Bajrangbali. The ongoing kirtan-bhajan dedicated to Lord Shiva and Bajrangbali will continue from today till April 27.