Jamshedpur’s Sidhgora Surya Mandir Hosts Thousands on Chhath

BJP candidate Purnima Das Sahu attends, seeks blessings, and votes

Key Points:

– Thousands gathered at Jamshedpur’s Sidhgora Sun Temple for Chhath

– BJP’s Purnima Das Sahu offered Arghya, prayed for peace and prosperity

– Das Sahu met voters at various Chhath ghats, appealed for support

JAMSHEDPUR – On the third day of Chhath, the grand festival of faith, thousands of devotees gathered at Jamshedpur’s Sidhgora Sun Temple Chhath Ghat to offer their Arghya (prayers) to the setting sun.

The event witnessed a large congregation of worshippers, as Chhath Vratdharis (devotees observing the Chhath fast) paid homage to the Sun God, praying for well-being and prosperity.

As per tradition, devotees stood in waist-deep water, offering prayers and fruits to the setting sun, marking a significant moment in the four-day Chhath Puja celebrations.

BJP Candidate Participates in Rituals

Among the devotees was BJP candidate for Jamshedpur East, Purnima Das Sahu, who participated in the ritual with hundreds of locals, offering Arghya to the Sun God.

Das Sahu expressed her wishes for the community’s peace and prosperity, reflecting the festival’s values of dedication and gratitude.

Speaking to those gathered, she also took the opportunity to appeal to voters, emphasizing her commitment to their welfare and development.

Campaigning at Various Ghats

In addition to her participation at the Sidhgora Sun Temple, Das Sahu visited several Chhath ghats across Jamshedpur.

At each site, she met with devotees, extending her greetings and making a direct appeal for support in the upcoming elections.

Her outreach highlighted her efforts to connect with the community on one of the city’s most cherished festival days, aiming to reinforce her image as a leader dedicated to local welfare.

Das Sahu’s interactions at Chhath ghats formed part of her grassroots campaign efforts, as the BJP candidate seeks to bolster her base among Jamshedpur East’s residents.

The Chhath Puja festival in Jamshedpur, which attracts thousands to its ghats, will continue through its final day, when devotees offer prayers to the rising sun, concluding the annual event.