Many distinguished personalities from various fields have visited this camp. A dedicated yajna hall has also been built here, where priests from Vedic schools conduct regular rituals and fire offerings.
The administration has deployed police personnel to maintain order, but when devotees complain about the boatmen’s extortion, the police lashed out at the devotees instead.
On 10th February evening, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath deployed Special Task Force Chief Amitabh Yash to Prayagraj via a special aircraft.
The railway administration displays coach positions only a few minutes before the train’s arrival at the platform.
Due to traffic congestion, several vehicle owners and devotees have been stranded for hours. The administration is struggling to ease the traffic situation.
Numerous Naga Sadhus residing along the roadsides have also emptied their huts, indicating that within the next week, most remaining Naga Sadhus will also leave the Kumbha Kshetra.
Behaviour of undisciplined devotees not following the rules and paying total disregard to the instructions given by the Government is spoiling the image of India in the world.
President Draupadi Murmu has become the second President of the country to take a dip in the Maha Kumbha. Earlier, in 1954, the first President Dr Rajendra Prasad took a dip in the Maha Kumbha.
The land in Prayagraj is the land of sage Bharadwaj. In fact, River Ganga flows through this land. Those who say that ‘this land belongs to the Waqf Board’ while the Maha Kumbha is being held on this land should actually be thrown out of this country.
After witnessing the scientific validation of the benefits of daily practices prescribed in Hindu scriptures, visitors to the pavilion are experiencing great enthusiasm and a deepened devotion toward the Divine.