Ramgarh: Ramgarh People District will miss a series of winter exhibitions starting from the famous Rajrappa temple at Sankrianti Makar every year followed by traditional Tusu festivals.
The winter exhibition ranges from Sankranti Makar and ends in Panca Basant which covers various regions in the district.
This year because of a surge in Covid-19 case, the Temple of Rajrappa Nyas Sammite has decided not to regulate fairly.
During the exhibition, thousands of people took Sister at the Damodar and Bhairvi Sungai meetings at Rajrappa Temple in the morning in the middle of the cold.
The exhibition was held at Koya-Kamta in Gola, Chitarpur, Larachara, and Ramgarh Sanichara had decided not to set Sankranti Fair Makar in January 15.
Deputy Deputy Commissioner Madhavi Mishra said the exhibition and all types of procession had been restricted and there would be no tacking the Sankrati Fair at the Temple of Rajrappa while other winter exhibitions in various locations in various locations were also limited.
All block officials have been directed to strictly implement the protocol and provide information to the fair implementation committee not to hold any event that can attract the crowd, said an official.
Ramarabag, Bokaro, Ranchi, waiting for a year attending this exhibition, said Ajay Panda, a senior priest of the Rajrappa Temple.
Villagers will also lose income because they bank at this exhibition to sell their products.
Women buy cosmetics, traditional toys for children and traditional sweets while farmers’ purchasing tools are used in agriculture and wooden crafts along with kitchen water from the exhibition.
Parasnath Mahto, a villager, said his family had plans to enjoy the pleasure and food “Desi Mithai ‘, but it seems” we have to wait 2023 “.