Jaipur: Pandemic might force people to stay in the room to celebrate various festivals, but Rakshabandhan seems to be an exception.
At night the festival, the market was flooded by people when women tamed because of glittering Rakhis and candy and chocolate packages for their brothers.
After almost 17 months, the market in the pink city saw good footsteps.
Sweet shops, most of which were closed last year during Holi and Diwali last year, now get a good number of customers.
People at Sindhi Camp Bus stood up when they went to their hometown to celebrate a lot of awaited festivals “Pandemics forced to stay at home.
Because cases have dipped, we mobilize the courage to celebrate a festival like a pre-covid day .
I have got my two vaccines and went to choose a group of Rakhis for my brother and cousin, “said Meenu Bhatt, who was seen in the Vaishali Nagar Market, said.
Likewise, the walled city market sees solid traffic when people packed shops to buy new clothes for sister and their brothers.
“When cases are dipped and people will vaccinate, I will pray to God that the same flood customers can continue for the upcoming festival.
In the last two days, we have a good number of customers,” said Santosh Agarwal, who has a sweet shop in a walled city.
Rakshabandhan also homecoming for many people after a gap almost a year.
“I have taken a four-day leave because I am at home almost after a year.
I went to Chandpole Bazaar, which was full of customers.
I really enjoyed because things look normal on the market,” said Ashutosh Singh, who works in a multi-company National in Bengaluru and returned to Heyam Nagar’s house.