Muzaffarnagar: As the priest shouted prayer for a dead soul, occasionally assessed can be heard from the meeting.
Nearly 3,000 Kurdish villagers in Saharanpur UP have gathered on Saturday to attend Terahlvi Babuji.
Unlike what is suggested by his name, Babuji is not a senior village – even though he is given the same respect for those that have been for parents.
The term dear use was used by Kurdish residents for a 20-year-old bull who spent his life between them before he died on August 15, sending all the hamlets into grief.
In the following days, several serious religious ceremonies were carried out by the priests and participated in villagers, including cremation, Rasam Pagdi and versatified (party death), for the animal.
“Babuji died of a natural cause.
He is like a family member for us.
So, it is important to comply with all the rituals followed by the death of loved ones,” said Resident Manish Tyagi.
The village has raised money to cover ritual costs, including the Grand Feast for 3,000 participants on Saturday.
Previously on that day, several young people were actively having Photoshop Photoshop Photoshop Photoshop Photoshopped Babuji to cut the population standing on the side.
The photo, decorated with flowers and sharp currency records, took the center stage in Havan.
Naresh Pandit, a priest who committed Puja, said it was intended to bring peace and a sense of closure for residents who missed Babuji’s words on the streets.
“He is a gentle giant that never hurts anyone.
Children like to play with him,” said Bhola Tyagi, another resident.
Residents said the bull was considered a “gift from divine”.
“Some people found him roaming in Bhumia Kheda, a holy site in the village, when he was very young.
Many call him Nandi (Sacred Bull of God Shiva).
He is a gift from God and his presence brings a lot of enthusiasm for our lives.
We hope he wish him Peace now, “said a resident.
Only last week, a meeting of condolences was held for crocodiles in Vadodara Gujarat.
It was held by wildlife activists at Ghats of Wishwamitri in the city and attended by dozens of residents.