Anant Chaturdashi 2026 In MP’s Sendhwa, Garoth, Nagda, Jaora And Alot Brings Overnight Tableaux And Ganesh Immersion Processions
Sendhwa (Madhya Pradesh): A grand procession of glittering tableaux marked Anant Chaturdashi celebrations in Sendhwa on Friday night, continuing the city's tradition dating back to the 1960s. Rain delayed the start by around 30 minutes, with the procession continuing until 7 am. More than 10 tableaux depicting religious themes, including episodes from the lives of Lord Shiva, Shri Krishna and…
Sendhwa, Garoth, Nagda, Jaora and Alot in Madhya Pradesh celebrated Anant Chaturdashi on Friday night, with glittering tableaux marking the occasion. The tradition, which began in the 1960s, continued through the night with over 10 tableaux depicting religious themes. The Shri Krishna tableau by Vikas Arya Mitra Mandal and the city development works presentation were particularly popular.
Youth added to the festivities with drum performances and DJ music at Motibag Chowk. Fireworks illuminated the sky, enhancing the celebrations. In Garoth, the 10-day Ganesh festival concluded with religious devotion and cultural programmes, drawing large crowds. Tableaux of Lord Shiva, Goddess Parvati, and Kalika Mata were presented, followed by the immersion of Ganesh idols in the Anjani River.
Nagda honored the tableaux, Akharas, bands, and drum groups participating in the procession, marking a new tradition after 79 years. Nagda Municipal Council President Santosh OP Gehlot emphasized the importance of religious and cultural traditions in strengthening social unity. In Jaora, Ganesh immersion proceeded peacefully with tight security and cooperation between Hindu and Muslim communities.
Police detained 17 suspects over alleged incitement on social media. In Alot, Ganesh idol immersion processions were held with enthusiasm, and the Municipal Council collected and transported the idols to the Kshipra River.
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