CURATED BY – RAGHUVEER SINGH | CITYCHIEFNEWS

Mahakumbhnagar, on Basant Panchami, people from every state and every caste of India took Amrit Snan in Sangam together. Along with this, devotees from many countries of the world also reached and mingled with the Indian people with the proclamation of Jai Shri Ram, Har Har Gange, Bam Bam Bhole. Maha Kumbh of unity was seen in Maha Kumbh Nagar on Amrit Snan. Foreign citizens overwhelmed by the Sanatan culture of India reached here with their families and took a bath in the Ganga. People were seen full of enthusiasm by chanting Jai Shri Ram, Har Har Gange.

Confluence of faith

On this historic occasion of Maha Kumbh, the banks of Sangam were completely filled with Indian and foreign devotees. There was such a confluence of faith that even the sand of Sangam was not visible. Only heads were visible everywhere. People from every state, every caste including Delhi, Haryana, Punjab, West Bengal, Assam, Bihar, Kerala, Andhra Pradesh and foreign nationals from other countries earned merit by taking a dip in the holy water of Sangam. Citizens of many other countries including American, Israeli, French were overwhelmed by the eternal culture of India while bathing in the Ganga. They were also seen dancing with enthusiasm while chanting Bam Bam Bhole.

Mahakumbh increases India's branding at the international level

A divine and grand Mahakumbh has been organized under the leadership of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath. This time's wonderful organization of Mahakumbh has increased India's cultural heritage and spiritual power even more at the international level. Citizens from many countries around the world participated in the Mahakumbh and experienced the culture of India. Foreign devotees were deeply impressed by the eternal culture of India and took a bath in the Ganga with their families. The atmosphere was created by the proclamation of Jai Shri Ram and Har Har Gange on the banks of Sangam and devotees kept taking a dip in the Ganga with devotion.

Sense of equality for every class, sect

The Maha Kumbh of Prayagraj is the world's largest human and spiritual conference. UNESCO has declared the Maha Kumbh as the intangible cultural heritage of humanity. CM Yogi believes that the Maha Kumbh is the biggest symbol of the values ​​of unity and equality embedded in India's cultural diversity. Here, everyone is equal. Crores of people are taking a dip in the Triveni Sangam together without any discrimination. Devotees are taking blessings of all the sages and sanyasis, visiting temples, sitting in the same row in the Annakshetra and eating food in the Bhandars. The Maha Kumbh is the biggest display place of the values ​​of unity and equality embedded in India's cultural diversity, which tourists from all over the world are surprised to see. How people belonging to different languages, lifestyles, customs come to bathe in the Sangam tied in the thread of unity. Be it the Akharas of sages and sanyasis or the temples and ghats of Tirtharaj, devotees are going to visit and worship without any restriction. Many food stores running in the Sangam area are open day and night for all the devotees, where all the people are eating together sitting in a row. In the Maha Kumbh Mela, the diversity of India becomes so harmonious that it is not possible to differentiate between them.

The tradition of Sanatan culture continues uninterrupted
In the Maha Kumbh, the sadhus and saints of all sects and cults, from Shaiva, Shakta, Vaishnava, Udasi, Nath, Kabirpanthi, Raidasi to Bharshiv, Aghori, Kapalik, who celebrate the Sanatan tradition, are together worshipping and bathing in the Ganga according to their own customs. Lakhs of devotees who perform Kalpavas on the banks of the Sangam have come from every corner of the country. People speaking different castes, classes, languages ​​are together following the traditions of the Maha Kumbh. In the Maha Kumbh, the rich, the poor, businessmen, officials are forgetting all kinds of discrimination and taking a dip in the Sangam together with one feeling. Maha Kumbh and Maa Ganga do not discriminate between men, women, transgenders, urban people, rural people, Gujaratis, Rajasthanis, Kashmiris, Malayalis. This tradition of equality and unity of Sanatan culture has been going on continuously in Maha Kumbh on the banks of Sangam in Prayagraj since time immemorial.