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The Son River Overflowed, Submerging 150-Year-Old Statues: Devotees Were Offering Prayers From the Bridge; the Tehsildar Prevented Them From Going to the Riverbank.
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The Son River, which flows through the Churhat area of Sidhi district, has once again risen, creating flood-like conditions. Ancient statues of Lord Bajrangbali and Goddess Durga, installed in the riverbed for nearly 150 years, are almost completely submerged. Now, only a small portion of both statues is visible above the water. It's said that the water level at the site where these ancient statues are installed typically doesn't exceed the knee…
·Bhopal, India
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