Shri Panchayati Akhara Bada Udasin marks completion of Akhara Cantonment entries for Mahakumbh
Mahakumbh Nagar : All 13 Akharas, the revered flag bearers of Sanatan Dharma, have marked their presence at the Prayagraj Mahakumbh cantonment. On Sunday, Shri Panchayati Akhara Bada Udasin concluded the entries with a grand procession, as thousands of saints braved the drizzle with unwavering faith and devotion.

The final entry of Shri Panchayati Akhara Bada Udasin Nirvana showcased a magnificent blend of tradition and devotion.
Akhara Secretary Vyas Muni shared that over 2,000 Mahants and saints participated in the procession, which began at Ram Bagh flyover and traversed through the city before reaching Sector 20, where the Akhara is located. Along the way, people showered flowers to honor the saints.
He added, “The procession was a vibrant blend of spirituality and patriotism. Chariots, carriages, and horse-mounted saints led the way, followed by the palanquin of the Akhara’s presiding deity, Lord Chandra Dev. The procession was adorned with banners, flags, and a 130-foot-long tricolor, symbolizing national pride. Adding to the grandeur, a model of the Shri Ram Temple in Ayodhya debuted as a tableau, capturing the hearts of the onlookers. “
Despite the rain, the entry procession remained a magnificent celebration of faith, marking the completion of cantonment entries for all Akharas in Mahakumbh Nagar.
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