The festival of Navratri is going to start from Thursday, because of which the government of many states including Maharashtra, Bihar has issued SOP and made it clear that Garba will be banned on this occasion and Corona rules will have to be strictly followed. However, following the guidelines on this occasion, darshan will be allowed in the temple premises. Let us know the guidelines of some states celebrating Navratri ...
Permission to visit Siddhivinayak Temple in Mumbai from tomorrow
On the other hand, devotees will be able to visit Siddhivinayak Temple in Mumbai from tomorrow i.e. from the first day of Navratri. The government has issued some guidelines for this. Devotees will have to make a booking first to visit the Siddhivinayak temple. After which they will be able to enter the temple premises through a QR code. According to the administration of the temple, every hour 250 devotees will be given QR codes and they will have to follow certain rules. Apart from this, devotees, including Shirdi Sai Baba, will be able to visit Shani Shignapur temples tomorrow. Through the online pass, 15,000 devotees will be allowed to visit the Shirdi temple. Mumbai's Mumba Devi temple is also going to open from tomorrow. However, only those who have been vaccinated will be allowed to enter the temple. At the same time, the administration has completely banned the distribution of flowers, garlands, prasad.
Bihar Guidelines
There has been a decline in the cases of corona infection in Bihar, but the devotees will have to strictly follow the rules during the worship. Wearing a mask and taking special care of physical distance. The Bihar government has issued many guidelines regarding Durga Puja. Under this, permission will have to be taken from the administration before the fair or any function during Durga Puja. It will be mandatory for those going to pandals, fairs, and processions to take at least one dose of the vaccine. There will be a restriction on the gathering of a large number of people at one place.
Jharkhand guidelines
There has been a decrease in the cases of corona in Jharkhand too, but the Soren government does not want to take the risk of infection. While issuing guidelines, the government has asked the devotees to strictly follow the rules of Corona. The size of the worship pandals and mandaps will be smaller. The idols of Maa Durga shall not exceed five feet. Prasad/Bhog will not be distributed during the event. At the same time, those below the age of 18 years will not be allowed to enter the pandals.
These rules have to be followed in West Bengal
Durga Puja will be done with pomp in West Bengal, but because of Corona, the guidelines of the government will have to be followed. Prasad will not be distributed in Puja pandals this year. At the same time, people below the age of 18 years will be prohibited from going to the pandals. There will be an arrangement for the distribution of masks and sanitizers in the pandal. Special care will have to be taken for cleanliness and physical distance.
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