Devotees may immerse idols in small water-filled containers

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To avoid pollution in the water bodies during the Ganesha idol immersion, the Bhopal Municipal Corporation (BMC) has decided to place small containers filled with water, where the devotees may immerse idols in Narmada water.

These containers would be placed at every ward. With the implementation of the instructions given by BMC Commissioner Tejaswi S Naik, the development works are being carried out for the idol immersion. The officials concerned are instructed to take speedy actions and complete the work within the given time. Further, to keep the water pollution free, the water of sacred Narmada River will be arranged at the immersion ghaats of various wards so that the devotees may perform the rituals observing the required customs and also the rivers will remain pollution free.

All the responsibilities of idol immersion are given to the officials concerned of each ward. Further a squad of BMC would be posted at all the immersion ghaats with a senior official so that the ritual could be completed without any difficulty. Further, four officials would be present at immersion ghaats of each ward to check and prepare the arrangement made. These officials concerned will remain alet all the time till all the rituals are completed with an ease.

The water ponds filled with Narmada River water are also being constructed at Prempura and Bairagarh immersion ghats.

Moreover, the immersion ghats will be facilitated with proper drinking water, cleanliness and hygiene and proper lighting system as well.

The fire fighters and volunteers will also remain present on the spot and look after the appropriate arrangements. tents, mikes and chairs will also be arranged at the immersion ghats. Moreover, he asked the officials to display the ‘free service’ banner at the cranes that are to be placed at the immersion spot.

The officials are being instructed to make all the necessary arrangements a day before the immersion. Further, banners will be put up at Prempura Ghaat as well as at other immersion ghats.

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