Dehra, Himachal Pradesh: On the auspicious occasion of Chaitra Navratra, a massive influx of devotees has been witnessed at Jwala Ji Temple and Baglamukhi Temple. Pilgrims from far-flung regions are arriving in large numbers to seek blessings of the Goddess. The temple permises is echoing with chants of “Jai Mata Di,” creating a deeply spiritual and festive atmosphere across the area.
Devotees are seen standing in long queues, patiently waiting for their turn to offer prayers. Many families and groups have traveled from different states, reflecting the religious significance of these revered shrines during the Navratra festival.
Meanwhile, the Dehra district police administration has made extensive arrangements to ensure smooth conduct of the fair. Special measures have been implemented to maintain law and order, regulate traffic, and facilitate the convenience of visitors. Police personnel and officials are actively deployed across key نقاط, carrying out their duties with dedication and vigilance.
To manage the heavy crowd, proper barricading, parking arrangements, and security checks have been put in place. Authorities have also issued guidelines to prevent overcrowding and ensure a hassle-free experience for devotees. Continuous monitoring is being carried out to avoid any untoward incidents.
Superintendent of Police, Dehra, Mayank Chaudhary, appealed to all visitors to cooperate with the administration and follow the issued instructions. He emphasized that public cooperation is essential for the peaceful and successful organisation of the fair.
Overall, due to the proactive efforts of the administration and police, devotees are able to perform darshan in a safe, organized, and spiritually uplifting environment.