Temples Turn Into Treasure Houses This Diwali! Crores In Cash, Gold And Silver Adorn Shrines In MP’s Mandsaur And Neemuch
Mandsaur (Madhya Pradesh): Gold, silver, and currency notes worth crores adorned two temples in the city during Diwali, drawing large numbers of devotees to witness the glittering displays. The Agarwal community organised the decoration for the first time at the Mata Lakshmi Temple inside the historic Narsingh Temple in Narsinghpura. More than 200 families contributed ornaments and currency…
Two temples in Mandsaur and Neemuch, Madhya Pradesh, turned into treasure houses during Diwali, adorned with crores worth of gold, silver, and currency notes. In Mandsaur, the Agarwal community decorated the Mata Lakshmi Temple inside the historic Narsingh Temple with over Rs 4.5 crore in cash, 100 kg of silver, and 2 kg of gold ornaments.
The temple also conducted Kanakdhara Path and Sahastrarchana Abhishek under the guidance of an Acharya. Meanwhile, in Neemuch, the Mahamaya Bhadwa Mata Temple, known as the Vaishnodevi of Malwa, displayed currency notes worth Rs 5.51 lakh, creating a distinctive appearance with notes forming decorative garlands and artistic patterns.
Both temples remained open for devotees until November 11 and drew large numbers of visitors who participated in special prayers and viewed the glittering displays.
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