Jaipur: Forbids Galta Peeth, almost all temples in the city opened after three months of locking.
On the first day, all temples see good feet with worshipers maintaining social distance.
Located in the city center, around 4,000 people visit the Moti Doongri temple on Monday.
Kailash Sharma’s Mahant Temple said they had made a circle on the ground to ensure social and prasad distances and bouquet offerings were strictly prohibited.
No prasad or flower is permitted in one of the temples in the city according to government guidelines.
About 1,500 people visit Khole Temple to Hanuman Ji.
To enter the temple, worshipers must first wash their hands, followed by filtering temperature and then sanitation.
The temple’s authority said the premise was so large to keep social distance not a problem at all.
At the Devji Govind temple, around 1,500 worshipers visited on the first day after reopening.
Mahant Manasji Goswami said, “We open the hours usually in the morning but because of the curfew, we cannot stay open at night.
In addition, in Ekadashi, Poonam and Amawas, many worshipers visit the temple and take into account it, we have been given a gap to keep The temple is closed in these days.
Religion is good but the protection of people is also important.
“Galta Peeth, however, was still closed on Monday.
The temple authority said they were waiting for inspections by the district administration.
Swami Raghvendra said they would open the temple immediately.
“Not like the last time, we will open the temple in a few days.
According to the instructions received from the administration, they will check the place.
After that we will open the temple.”