JAMSHEDPUR: Almost a few days before Durga Puja, which will begin with Navratra on Thursday, the organizer in Jamshedpur (East Singhbhum) has locked the horn with the state government of the distribution of Bhog.
The committee said the government must attract the prohibition of preparation and distribution of Bhog in Pandal or they will break the rules.
While the Palah Guidelines of the state government have prohibited the fair community or distribution of Bhogs in Pandal to curbend the meeting after Covid-19, more than 150 Puja organizers demanded the decline of the “Religious Sentiment” clause.
The Minister of Disaster Management Banna Gupta, however, defended the government’s move.
Bhog is a food prepared as a reflection offer to the gods.
However, the Minister of Health Banna Gupta went down to Twitter it was interesting to keep careful.
He said, “Puja organizers must know that the government has not forbidden the delivery of Bhog.
Therefore, there is no point in protesting it.
We all have to get ready for the festivity.” Humans, Abhay Singh, Thakur Smugglers Thakur Pyara Singh Dhurandhar Singh Durga Puja Samiti, Kashidih in Sakchi, Sakchi, Saying, “Prohibiting the preparations and distribution of Bhogs in Puja Pandal such as disrupting religious faith.
We oppose this specific government rule.” Singh said 170 Puja Samitis attended a meeting on this issue on Sunday.
“The government must call the ban on the distribution of Bhog in Pandal or Puja Samitis will be forced to violate the notification,” he said.
Jairam Youth Sporting Club Convener Arvind Singh said government guidelines were confusing.
“Puja without rituals and customs is not carried out.
Offering Bhog to Dewi and the same distribution among worshipers is part of the ritual,” Arvind said.
Convener from Harijan Basti Durga Puja Samiti, Sitaramdera Mukhi said Samitis Puja had filed himself to regulate the ritual according to the guidelines but the bhog ban was one of the problems that was unacceptable.
Sidhgora Durga Puja Samiti Convener Chandragupt Singh also said the government must sympathize with the feeling of puja organizers about this issue.
Secretary General Kendriya Durga Puja Samiti, Ram Babu Singh, said that in 2020, Puja Samisis held a total celebration of compliance with the guidelines and would do the same this year.
“However, the prohibition of controversial bhog distribution.
The government must overcome this problem earlier,” said Ram Babu.
There were 360 ​​plus Samitis Durga Puja in two industrial cities that side by side from Jamshedpur and AdyityaPur.
Nearly the two-third Committee wants the government to raise the ban on cooking and distribution of Bhog.