Hindus In Bangladesh Celebrate Rath Yatra Festival Amid Tight Security | World News

On Friday, the Hindus in Bangladesh began to celebrate the Rath Yatra Festival in the middle of strict security.

As part of this celebration, people from all segments of society joined a large regiment in Dakka. This regiment was organized by the International Krishna Consciousness Association (ISKCON).

In particular, Iskcon organizes various events in Dakka to celebrate the festival of Sri Sri Jagannath Deva in Bangladesh, which is the traditional nine -day Rath Yatra festival of Bangladesh.

In Dakka, the car Iskcon Swamibag Ashram, Joykali Temple, Ittefaq Junction, Shapla Chattar, Daintic Bangla Junction, Baitul Mukarram Mosque, Paltan Junction, Caltan Junction, Press Club, Kadam Foara, High Court Return, Doel Interts Kamsasası, Doel, Şahan Kamsasası DhakeShweari.


The warfare will reach the Swamibag Temple on the same route and on the same road and on the opposite direction.


Dakka Metropolitan Police Traffic Department called the carriers to avoid roads between 14: 00-18: 00 on 27 June and 5 July.


Police said that sufficient security measures were taken to provide trouble -free celebrations.


Lord Jagannath is one of the most important Hindu festivals in Ratha Yatra, Puri, Odisha, also known as the Car Celebration of Giant Subhadra and Lord Balabohadra. This festival takes place every year on the second day of Shukla Paksha in June or July. The three warfare cars were rebuilt before the annual Chariot Festival every year.

Lord Jagannath’s large -year Rath Yatra began to draw thousands of dedicated Lord Jagannath, Lord Balabohadra and giant Subhadra’s magnificent warfare to Gundica Temple, Drumbeats and spiritual Fervor.

Following the completion of lock rituals, including the sacred ‘Chhera Phavanra’ (sweeping ceremony), which was performed by the Gajapati Maharaja Dibyospha Deb, the gods were placed ceremonally in their cars – Nandighthosha, Taladhwaja and Dagalana.

(With memory entrances)