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Three Lakh Devotees Visit Bhilat Dev Temple on Nag Panchami

Three Lakh Devotees Visit Bhilat Dev Temple on Nag Panchami
Sendhwa Witnesses Massive Nag Panchami Footfall As 3 Lakh Visit Bhilat Dev Temple · freepressjournal.in

People in India celebrate a festival called Nag Panchami, a special day to worship snakes.

On this day, many people visit temples to pray.

In a town called Sendhwa, more than 300,000 people went to the Bhilat Dev temple.

It rained a little and there was fog, but people still came.

The temple is on a hill, and cars were not allowed on the road.

So people had to walk for more than two hours to get there.

They also waited in long lines for about two hours to see the god.

The priests bathed the statue with 101 litres of milk and offered 108 dishes of food.

Other temples in nearby towns also had many visitors.

Everyone prayed for good luck and prosperity for their families.

Key facts

Festival
Nag Panchami
Main temple
Bhilat Dev temple, Nangalwadi Shikhar Dham, Sendhwa
Devotees at Bhilat Dev temple
More than 3 lakh
Devotees at Jalud
More than 15,000
Key rituals
Bathing with 101 litres of milk, chola shringar, maha aarti, 108 dishes offered
Route
Nearly 3.5-km hilly route with vehicles restricted
Officials present
Collector Jayati Singh, SP Padma Vilochan Shukla, ASP Dheeraj Babbar
Weather
Light rain and fog

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