Vrindavan’s Prem Mandir Replica Draws Ganesh Devotees In MP’s Sendhwa
Sendhwa (Madhya Pradesh): A replica of Vrindavan’s famous Prem Mandir has become a major attraction at the Ganesh pandal of the Dinesh Ganj Daru Godam Ekta Sangathan in Sendhwa. The organisation has installed a large idol of Lord Ganesha inside the replica, attracting devotees from Sendhwa and nearby areas. The organisation has made the 60-by-100-foot pandal air-conditioned and waterproof.…
Sendhwa in Madhya Pradesh recently hosted a replica of Vrindavan's famous Prem Mandir at the Ganesh pandal of Dinesh Ganj Daru Godam Ekta Sangathan. The 60-by-100-foot structure, built over three months, features a large Lord Ganesha idol inside and attracts devotees from Sendhwa and surrounding areas. The air-conditioned and waterproof pandal showcases tableaux of Lord Krishna's childhood episodes and Braj scenes, along with elaborate electric decorations.
Artists from Delhi perform Rasa Leela between 7 pm and 11 pm. The organization, active since 2011, has previously created replicas of various temples, drawing Ganesh devotees to its themed pandals. Municipal officials and local guides praise the group for providing a spiritual experience for devotees.
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