Dev Deepawali being celebrated in Patna: 5,555 lamps were lit in Shiva Durga Hanuman temple, people arrived in large numbers

The glory of Dev-Dapawali was seen in the capital Patna.

The glory of Dev-Dapawali was seen in the capital Patna. In this way, people celebrated that the sight was similar to Deepawali. At the same time, for the first time in the Shiva-Durga-Hanuman temple located in Salimpur Ahra, Patna, Dev Deepawali is being celebrated in the temple.

On this occasion 5,555 lamps have been lit by the temple. Its preparation was going on for several days, for which more than 45 kg of mustard oil was arranged. Apart from this, more than five and a half thousand lamps have been lit by the devotees in the temple.

Aarti of Maa Ganga was also done duly

At the same many ghats, there was a duly aarti of Mother Ganga. Along with this, devotees have reached all the ghats of Patna to light the lamp. During this, a huge crowd of thousands of devotees was seen at the ghats. It is believed that on this day all people must light a lamp on the banks of the Ganges. The entire Ghat was lit up with thousands of lamps lit on the Ghats.

The doors of the temples remained closed before Dev Deepawali.

On the other hand, due to the lunar eclipse this evening, the doors of all the temples in the city should remain closed. Usually the doors of the temples were closed an hour before the eclipse and after the eclipse ended, the temple was opened for the devotees after washing the temple and bathing the Deities.

Why is Dev Deepawali celebrated?

According to the scriptures, on this day Lord Shiva killed the demon Tripurasura. In the joy of killing Tripurasur, the deities lit diyas in Kashi. This is the reason why Dev Diwali is celebrated every year on Kartik Purnima. Because this Diwali was celebrated by the gods, hence it is called Dev Diwali. Dev Deepawali is being celebrated in Patna. This festival is being celebrated in many Ghats and all the temples of Patna.