There is a century-old tradition of installing a thief Ganpati in Sangli, which takes place two days before Ganesh Chaturthi in the temple of Shri Ganapati Panchayat Sansthan. The municipality is ready for Ganeshotsav, and it is mandatory for the mandals to submit a structural audit report and keep the height of the mandap as per the rules. There is a provision of fine for violating the rules.
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There is a century-old tradition of installing a thief Ganpati in Sangli, which takes place two days before Ganesh Chaturthi in the temple of Shri Ganapati Panchayat Sansthan. The municipality is ready for Ganeshotsav, and it is mandatory for the mandals to submit a structural audit report and keep the height of the mandap as per the rules. There is a provision of fine for violating the rules.