Mumbai: reopening religious places on Thursday in Maharashtra lead worshipers from six months of darkness to light.
The worshipers and trust temples are very happy to pray together.
Slow foot cracks to take but Navratri weekends can draw a larger amount.
The leader in the Government of Maha Vikas Aghadi visited religious places.
Chairman of the Minister of Uddhav Thackeray along with his son and cabinet Minister Aaditya Thackeray and Rashmi’s wife visited the Mumba Devi temple.
Mayor of Kishori Pednekar, BS Governor Koshyari, Deputy Mayor, Kadam Ram Politician, Rahul Narvestar and Bhai Jagtap also arrived.
The Cabinet Minister Aslam Shaikh and Nawab Malik visited Haji Ali and Mahim Dargahs.
Minister of Rajesh Tope and Chhagan Bhujbal visited Mahalaxmi Mandir.
Thackeray said that they prayed to God Guardian Mumba Devi to end the pandemic.
He appealed to worshipers and the Temple of Trust to follow the rules and conduct Darshan which was disciplined, and appreciated the initiative of religious confidence to regulate the crowd by using technology.
Prayer mats in mosques are filled quickly because numbers are limited by social distance.
Shuaib Khatib, Chairman of Juma Masjid Trust, Video with Zuhr (afternoon) Namaz where alternative places on the mat are guarded empty.
FR Venancio Mascarenhas, Pastor Parish Church of St Joseph, CBD Laking, allowed only two worshipers to the bench crying when we opened the church at 6 am.
We called church bells, welcomed people and all happy to worship God.
“FR John Lobo, Pastor Parish Mazgaon St.
Anne, said the parishes are now used to wearing masks.
The first night’s Mass in the Church of St Joseph, CBD Laktur, Feet Crack in Temples Remains Low on the First Day.
Milind Dalvi, Chair of Shiv Ganesh Temple Trust In the Lokhandwala complex, Andheri, explained the reason.
“Wednesday was the last day of the Shraadh period which was Sarv Pitru Amajasasa.
That’s when most people headed to the temple to offer Dakshina to Imam when they prayed for their ancestral soul.
That day we had a large replacement of worshipers in Lokhandwala that it was a sight to see.
Therefore, footsteps are always low the following day which is the beginning of Navratra.
They will collect the pace from the fifth day until the ninth day, “said Dalvi.
Matunga Resident Ka Viswanathan reported” no more than a dozen “worshipers in local temples,” maybe because of train and bus problems, and also because the food is not located.
Served ” , religious places opened back in Maharashtra, including Mumbai and Thane, on Thursday – Sanjay Hadkar (TOI) some worshipers visit temples throughout the city and side by side with early morning – Anil Shinde (TOI) state government with reopening Religious places with the beginning of nine days of Navratri Festival – Sanjay Hadkar (TOI) Maharashtra Minister Uddhav Thackeray – together with his wife Rashmi and two sons of Aaditya and Tejas – visit the Badevi temple mother.
Mumbai Mayor Kishori Pednekar also accompanied them.
One thousand Diyas lights up Outside the temple in Ghatkopar as the temple reopened after a long gap – the maker of Sanjay Hadkar (TOI) D Ibris Prasad Outside the Temple in Thane – Anil Shinde (TOI), Take Thanks to the Temple in Thane on the First Day of the Navratri Festival – Anil Shinde (TOI) BJP MLC Niranjan Davkhare Visiting the famous Devi Ghantali Temple – Twitter / @ Niranjandtweets
Worshipers are happy as the temple reopens
