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A Village in India Where Ravana Is Not a Villain but a God for Them, Know What the Local Belief Is

Summary by tv9gujarati.com
Ravana's effigy is burnt on Dussehra day across the country, but there is one village in India where Ravana is worshipped instead of being considered a villain. According to local beliefs, what is Ravana's connection with this village and what happened to the person who tried to burn it there? Find out the secret behind this interesting tradition.
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Ravana's effigy is burnt on Dussehra day across the country, but there is one village in India where Ravana is worshipped instead of being considered a villain. According to local beliefs, what is Ravana's connection with this village and what happened to the person who tried to burn it there? Find out the secret behind this interesting tradition.

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tv9gujarati.com broke the news on Tuesday, September 15, 2026.
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