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Devotees Thronged Mehrangarh on the First Day of Sharadiya Navratri: Long Queues Formed for Darshan of Maa Chamunda; Special Guidelines for Nine Days of Darshan Were Issued.
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On Sunday, during the Sharadiya Navratri festival, a flood of devotees thronged the Maa Chamunda Mata Temple located in Jodhpur's historic Mehrangarh Fort. Long queues of devotees began forming early in the morning, with the Ghatasthapana (early morning ritual) on the first day of the month of Ashwin. Devotees from Jodhpur, as well as from various parts of the country and abroad, were seen waiting in line for hours to have darshan of Maa Chamund…
·Bhopal, India
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