Archive · 31 Aug 2026
Mumbai Polisancha Raja Arrives As Worli Police Camp Begins Ganeshotsav
A Ganesh idol called ‘Mumbai Polisancha Raja’ was brought to Worli Police Camp in a large procession.
The procession began at Gansankul in Currey Road.
It ended at the Worli police camp.
This event started the camp’s Ganesh festival celebrations.
The festival is being held for the 77th year.
Police officers and traffic police joined the celebration.
People welcomed the idol with traditional dhol-tasha music and devotional chants.
The event was filled with faith and excitement.
The ‘Mumbai Polisancha Raja’ Ganesh idol arrived in a procession from Gansankul, Currey Road, to Worli Police Camp.
The procession marked the start of the Worli Police Camp Sarvajanik Ganeshotsav Mandal’s celebrations.
The mandal is celebrating its 77th annual Ganesh festival this year.
Police personnel in khaki uniforms and traffic cops participated in the procession.
Dhol-tasha music, devotional chants and public enthusiasm accompanied the idol’s arrival.
- Who
- The Worli Police Camp Sarvajanik Ganeshotsav Mandal, police personnel, traffic cops and devotees.
- What
- A grand arrival procession for the ‘Mumbai Polisancha Raja’ Ganesh idol.
- When
- Today, according to the article.
- Where
- From Gansankul in Currey Road through the Worli and Lower Parel areas to Worli Police Camp, Mumbai.
- Why
- To begin the mandal’s 77th annual Ganeshotsav celebrations.
- Event
- Arrival procession, or Aagman Sohala, for the ‘Mumbai Polisancha Raja’ Ganesh idol
- Organiser
- Worli Police Camp Sarvajanik Ganeshotsav Mandal
- Festival milestone
- 77th year of the Ganesh festival
- Starting point
- Gansankul, Currey Road
- Destination
- Worli Police Camp
- Participants
- Police personnel, traffic cops and devotees
- Celebration features
- Dhol-tasha beats, devotional chants and traditional festivities