7.80 Lakh Devotees Witness Mahakal’s Second Shravan Sawari In MP’s Ujjain
UJJAIN (Madhya Pradesh): On the second Monday of Shravan, Lord Shri Mahakal went on a 'sawari' to bless his devotees and enquire about the well-being of his subjects. He appeared as Shri Chandramauleshwar seated in a palanquin and as Shri Manmahesh mounted on an elephant. About 7.80 lakh devotees had 'darshan' of Lord Shri Mahakal in the two forms along the entire 'sawari' route. As the palanquin…
In Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh, Lord Shri Mahakal made his second Shravan Sawari on a Monday, performing in the forms of Shri Chandramauleshwar in a palanquin and Shri Manmahesh on an elephant. Around 7.80 lakh devotees witnessed the procession along the route, showering flowers and chanting "Jai Shri Mahakal." The sawari featured performances by the Shri Mahakaleshwar Band, folk art dancers, and Tribal groups showcasing the Bhaghoria dance with colorful costumes and lively movements.
Dancers from Ujjain's Pratibha Sangeet Kala Sansthan and Lokayan Sansthan added a devotional touch by performing to the music of the temple band during the abhishek of Lord Bholenath amidst the rain.
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