Jamshedpur turns saffron to welcome Hindu Nav Varsh

Shobha Yatras see huge participation amid tight security and vigilance,

Jamshedpur: The city of Jamshedpur turned saffron on Tuesday to welcome the Hindu New Year that falls on Chaitra Shukla Pratipada on Wednesday, March 22. Three shobha yatras were taken out from different parts of the city and all concluded at Sakchi Aam Bagan Maidan.

A large number of members of Hindu community took part in the Shobha Yatras and flocked Aam Bagan.

Shobha Yatras see huge participation amid tight security and vigilance.

On Tuesday, the city was virtually inundated in saffron hue to commemorate the oncoming Hindu New Year.

As was planned beforehand, three processions from three different parts of the city were taken out arranged by a number of Hindu groups, including the Hindu Utsav Samiti, and they concluded in the Sakchi Aam Bagan Maidan.

Due to strict vigilance from the police and administration, no untoward incident was reported from anywhere and the devotees participated in the shobha yatra without any wantonness or undesired behavior.

Shobha Yatras see huge participation amid tight security and vigilance.

To ensure safety and orderliness, more than 500 police officers and jawans were deployed across the city.

The City SP, Vijay Shankar, thanked the people of the city for conducting the Shobha Yatra peacefully and assured them that the police department will extend all help for a smooth conduct of the shobha yatras.

Shobha Yatras see huge participation amid tight security and vigilance,

The Shobha Yatra was successfully completed without any issue as the administration remained on toes to ensure that no problem crops up during the program and festivities. 

Join Our Newsletter

Feel like reacting? Express your views here!

Related News

Sikh Guru’s Legacy Of Courage, Sacrifice Continues To Inspire Generations: Haryana CM

Chandigarh, May 30 (IANS) Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini on Saturday lauded the Sikh community’s unparalleled contribution to the nation, saying their legacy...

Those Attending Two-Day Srinagar Literary Fest Will Feel Cultural, Intellectual And Literary Depth Of Kashmir: L-G Sinha

Srinagar, May 30(IANS) Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor (L-G) Manoj Sinha said on Saturday that those participating in the two-day literary festival in Srinagar...

Opinion

Karisma Kapoor On ‘Brown’: No Attempt To Glamorise Pain Or Simplify Human Relationships

Mumbai, May 30 (IANS) The makers of Karisma Kapoor and Jisshu Sengupta-starrer “Brown” on Saturday unveiled the trailer of the neo-noir crime thriller set...

Brendan Fraser Speaks Up About Failed Audition That Changed His Fate

Los Angeles, May 29 () Hollywood actor Bren Fraser got a taste of serendipity in the initial phase of his acting career. The...

You May Also Like

Speeding Car Rams into Marriage Hall in Mango, Major Accident Averted

A speeding car lost control near Chepapool in Mango, Jamshedpur, crashing into a marriage hall wall on Saturday; no injuries reported; police seize vehicle.

Adityapur Contractors Storm Civic Body over Tender Process

Adityapur contractors protest at municipal office, demand offline tenders up to Rs 10 lakh, local priority, and end to alleged 4% commission on earnest money refunds.

Read More

Discussion

Recent