Patna: With Janmashtami around the corner, thousands of worshipers flocked to the city market to buy decorative items, ‘palkis’, and dresses for Lord Krishna on Saturday.
The emergency cup that sells puja items attracts a large number of customers.
Chandan Kumar, a shopkeeper at King Bazar, told this newspaper that God’s idol Krishna, colorful dresses, artificial flowers, and ‘palkis’ were in demand.
Shraddha Shalini, a Gol Road resident, who went shopping Janmashtami on Saturday, said, “I have bought a yellow dress for my gopal lado so I can celebrate the festival with my family and stay safe in the middle of a pandemic.” Formunance, Pragya Singh, will also celebrate Janmashtami at home this year.
Meanwhile, the temple looks preparing for Janmashtami celebration.
This will be the first festival to be celebrated at the temple after the publication of the fresh open order on Wednesday.
Therefore, they have decided to take all precautions to prevent the spread of Covid-19.
Isycon Temple in the Buddh Marg, for example, it will not allow the worshipers to enter its place on Monday with the intention of avoiding large meetings.
“The priests and temple members will offer ‘Mahaprasad’ to Lord Krishna in Janmashtami,” said a spokesman for Gopal Das, said and added that the temple would be thrown into visitors in September 4.
Radha Krishna Temple in Rajbanshi Nagar, on the side Others, will not limit the entry of worshipers in Janmashtami.
“However, everyone will follow Covid security norms,” ​​Sushil Sastri, Pastor Temple, which is claimed.