2 weeks ago
Thousands Attend Anadikalpeshwar Mahadev’s Grand Royal Alot Procession
Thousands of people gathered in Alot to join a religious procession for Anadikalpeshwar Mahadev.
The event began on Monday after a police guard of honour.
The deity’s symbolic mask was decorated at the temple at 5 pm.
The Bharat Kaudiyan family performed aarti before the mask was placed in a decorated palanquin.
Devotees welcomed the procession by showering flowers.
Music groups, tableaux, akharas and bhajan groups took part.
Artists performed through the night, and free prasadi was distributed.
The procession returned to the temple around 5 am on Tuesday.
Police, security volunteers and electricity workers helped keep the event safe and peaceful.
Thousands of devotees attended Anadikalpeshwar Mahadev’s final royal procession in Alot, Madhya Pradesh.
The procession began after a police guard of honour and concluded at the temple around 5 am Tuesday.
The deity’s symbolic mask was decorated at the temple at 5 pm before being placed in a flower-decorated palanquin.
Tableaux, akharas, bands, bhajan mandalis and local artists participated during the overnight procession.
Around 200 police personnel and city security committee members helped ensure the event ended peacefully.
- Who
- Thousands of devotees, local religious groups, artists, committee members and security personnel attended the procession.
- What
- The final royal procession of Lord Anadikalpeshwar Mahadev was held, featuring a decorated symbolic mask, palanquin, performances and devotional activities.
- Where
- Alot, Madhya Pradesh, including the temple and city procession route.
- When
- It began on Monday evening and concluded around 5 am on Tuesday.
- Why
- The procession was held as a religious observance for Anadikalpeshwar Mahadev.
Key facts
- Event
- Final royal procession of Anadikalpeshwar Mahadev
- Location
- Alot, Madhya Pradesh
- Attendance
- Thousands of devotees
- Procession end
- Around 5 am on Tuesday
- Security deployment
- Around 200 police personnel and city security committee members
- Participants
- Tableaux, akharas, bands, bhajan mandalis and artists
- Public offering
- Free prasadi was distributed to devotees











