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Devotees Flock Temples for Nag Panchami & Shrawan's Third Somvar

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  • Thousands of devotees visited prominent temples on Nag Panchami.
  • The ancient Nagvasuki temple saw a significant number of visitors.
  • Heavy security with drone surveillance was in place for the event.
Devotees Flock Temples for Nag Panchami & Shrawan's Third Somvar

On Monday, thousands of devotees gathered at major temples in Prayagraj, such as Nagvasuki, Takshakeshwar, and Mankameshwar, to observe Nag Panchami and the third Somvar of the Shrawan month. The ancient Nagvasuki temple in Daraganj experienced a large turnout, with devotees offering milk and prayers from early morning. Significant security measures, including drone surveillance and street barricades, were implemented by police to manage the crowds effectively and ensure smooth proceedings.

Religious scholar Dr. Amitabh Gour highlighted the spiritual importance of Nag Panchami, celebrated on the fifth day of the Shrawan month's waxing moon. Devotees performed rituals like offering milk, honey, and sandalwood paste to Shivlingas. Many also observed fasts and participated in Rudrabhishek and Jalabhishek, as worship during Shrawan is believed to be exceptionally potent. Fairs were also held in older city areas, offering entertainment and goods to attendees.

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