Five-Year-Old Seeks Eco-Friendly Ganesh Idol Immersion Site In MP’s Dhar
Dhar (Madhya Pradesh): A five-year-old boy drew attention at the public hearing held at the Dhar district panchayat on Tuesday after he submitted an application seeking a designated site for the immersion of large Ganesh idols. Accompanied by his father, Siwan Joshi met collector Rajiv Ranjan Meena and requested that a clean and designated location be identified for immersing the large idols…
In Dhar, Madhya Pradesh, a five-year-old boy named Siwan Joshi made an unusual request at a public hearing held at the district panchayat. Accompanied by his father, Siwan sought a designated site for the immersion of large Ganesh idols. He expressed concern that immersing the idols in various ponds could pollute water bodies and harm the environment.
Siwan proposed using Munj Talab, the entry point of Sagar or Filter Kund, as a cleaner alternative for the immersion of large idols. He also requested the deployment of special teams at ponds and ghats during the immersion process to prevent devotees from disposing of waste into the water. The goal was to ensure an organized immersion while minimizing environmental impact.
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