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Teej Mata's Royal Procession Took Place for the 60th Time in Sikar: Bulldozers Showered Flowers; a Palanquin Arrived at Nehru Park with Camels and Horses.
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The 60th annual Teej Mata royal procession was held in Sikar with great enthusiasm and traditional gaiety. The procession, decorated with camels and horses, began at the Raghunath Temple and passed through the city's main roads, reaching Nehru Park. During the procession, Teej Mata's palanquin was showered with flowers from a bulldozer, creating a devotional atmosphere. A large number of people gathered on the streets to witness the royal proces…
·Bhopal, India
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