
Mahashivratri: Prayagraj Bans Vehicles As Crowds Swell For Last 'Snan' Of Maha Kumbh
February 26 marks both the concluding snan of the Maha Kumbh Mela and the festival of Mahashivratri .
While entry of all vehicles has been banned, those carrying essentials such as milk, vegetables, medicines will be exempted, according to an official statement. Vehicles of government employees and ambulances, too, have been exempted from the order.
“Essential services, including the transport of milk, vegetables, medicines, fuel, and emergency vehicles, will not be restricted. Government personnel such as doctors, police officers, and administrative staff will also have free movement,” it added.
The administration has urged all visitors to comply with the guidelines and cooperate with officials, according to the statement issued by the Mela Police.
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The devotees have also been directed to take a dip and offer prayers only at their nearest ghats and temples on the Sangam based on their entry points.
“Devotees should bathe only at the nearest designated ghats based on their entry points. Those arriving from the Dakshini Jhunsi route should use Arail Ghat, while those from the Uttari Jhunsi route should head to Harishchandra Ghat and Old GT Ghat. Pande Kshetra entrants have been directed to Bharadwaj Ghat, Nagavasuki Ghat, Mori Ghat, Kali Ghat, Ram Ghat, and Hanuman Ghat. Devotees coming through the Arail sector should use Arail Ghat for bathing,” the statement said. Legal Disclaimer:
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