121-km Kanwar Yatra Begins From Bhedaghat, Thousands Of Devotees To Reach Jageshwar Dham On August 24 | VIDEO
Jabalpur (Madhya Pradesh): A 121-km Kanwar Yatra began in Madhya Pradesh’s Jabalpur, with thousands of Shiva devotees scheduled to reach Jageshwar Dham on August 24. According to information, the yatra started from Panchvati Ghat in Bhedaghat on Wednesday, with devotees from the Jabera Assembly constituency participating in the pilgrimage. Madhya Pradesh Culture and Religious Trusts Minister…
Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh: The 121-kilometer Kanwar Yatra commenced on Wednesday, with thousands of Shiva devotees embarking on a foot pilgrimage to reach Jageshwar Dham on August 24. The yatra originated from Panchvati Ghat in Bhedaghat, with participants hailing from the Jabera Assembly constituency. Culture and Religious Trusts Minister Dharmendra Singh Lodhi, accompanied by his wife, joined the procession, performing Rudrabhishek of Lord Shiva using Narmada River water at the ghat.
The sacred water will be carried on foot to Jageshwar Dham in Bandakpur, Damoh district. The pilgrimage, commenced with a grand Narmada Aarti, includes devotees like Satyendra Lodhi, an IIT graduate who recently returned from the United States. Thousands of devotees are participating, adhering to the tradition of carrying Narmada water to the Shiva temple at Bandakpur.
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