Puri Jagannath Temple Will Remain Closed For Devotees
Puri Jagannath Temple will remain closed for devotees till July 25, considering entry after Rath Yatra: Puri Jagannath Temple.
It has been decided by the Jagannath temple administration to keep the Puri Jagannath temple closed for devotees till July 25.
This information has been given by the Chief Administrator of Puri Jagannath Temple, Kishan Kumar.
After the completion of the world-famous Rath Yatra of Puri Jagannath Mahaprabhu and Niladri Bijay, the Chief Administrator has said to think about the entry of devotees in the temple.
This important decision has been taken after discussions with various Sevayat Niyoga workers, district administration, and police officials.
In the midst of coronavirus, this year also the method of bathing and Rath Yatra of Mahaprabhu Jagannath ji will be done without devotees. For this, the entry of devotees has been banned in the Puri Jagannath Temple.
Snan Yatra will be held on June 24.
The Chief Administrator has said that the Snan Yatra policy of Jagannath Mahaprabhu will be completed on June 24 with only Palia servants.
Mahaprabhu Jagannath ji’s world-famous Rath Yatra is on 12th July, so no devotees will be allowed to participate in it during this time.
The instructions given by the state government to take out the Rath Yatra without devotees will be strictly followed.
Niladri busy for Ratna Throne on 23rd July.
After the Rath Yatra is over, on July 23, Mahaprabhu will perform Neeladri for the Ratna Throne in the Jagannath Temple.
Keeping this in mind, a ban has been issued on the entry of devotees in the Puri Jagannath Temple till July 25.
After the Niladri Bija of Shreejivas, the situation of corona infection will be reviewed and then the further decisions will be taken.
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