Sacred Sword Secured: Temple Trust Clarifies Rumors

The Shri Tuljabhawani Temple Sansthan clarifies that the goddess's sword remains secure and untouched despite allegations of theft. Used in a recent ritual by Ganeshwar Dravid Shastri from Varanasi, the sword was transferred to the Wakojibuwa mutt head for regular rituals. The temple is a significant Shakti Pitha and patronized by Maratha clans.


Devdiscourse News Desk | Chhatrapatisambhajinagar | Updated: 04-08-2025 21:26 IST | Created: 04-08-2025 21:26 IST
Sacred Sword Secured: Temple Trust Clarifies Rumors
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The Shri Tuljabhawani Temple Sansthan has addressed concerns regarding the alleged theft of the goddess's sword.

According to the temple trust's statement, the sacred artifact remains safe, countering the claims made by some priests. Used in a ritual by Ganeshwar Dravid Shastri from Varanasi in June, the sword has since been entrusted to the head of Wakojibuwa mutt for traditional ceremonies.

Situated in Maharashtra's Dharashiv district, the temple is a renowned Shakti Pitha, attracting devotees, including Maratha royals such as Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj.

(With inputs from agencies.)

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