The Grand Gathering: Mudiya Poono Fair in Govardhan
The centuries-old Mudiya Poono fair, attracting over 15 million devotees, is set to take place from July 4-11 at Govardhan hill. This religious gathering commemorates Sanatan Goswami and includes a 21-km parikrama. Devotees from across India partake in rituals, while robust security and facilities are ensured.
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More than 15 million devotees are expected to converge at Govardhan hill for the Mudiya Poono fair, a historic religious gathering scheduled from July 4 to 11, featuring the sacred 21-km 'parikrama' of the hill, reported officials on Thursday.
The fair, commemorating Sanatan Goswami, a disciple of Chaitanya Mahaprabhu, has been organized for 469 years. Devotees partake in various rituals, including the 'panchamrit abhishek' of Thakur ji, seeking divine blessings through the 'parikrama.'
Authorities are ensuring vast security measures with over 3,000 personnel, multiple surveillance drones, and comprehensive facilities for visitors. The gathering, larger than the crowds during Sri Krishna Janmashtami in Mathura, requires elaborate planning to maintain safety and order.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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