Bhunda Maha Yagya in Shimla: A Sacred Ritual Postponed Due to Rope Breakage
The divine rope used to put the raft broke
Shimla, January 04: After a 40-year-long wait, the Bhunda Maha Yagya is being celebrated with immense fervor in the Rohru subdivision of Shimla district, Himachal Pradesh. The grand event has drawn lakhs of devotees from far and wide to witness the much-anticipated religious occasion.
The most significant ritual of the Maha Yagya, scheduled for Saturday, January 4, involves the crossing of a deep ditch by a raft (jedi) carrying Surat Ram, using a rope. However, the ritual faced a brief delay when the rope (munj) broke. Organizers estimate that it will take approximately 2-3 hours to repair the rope, after which Surat Ram will proceed with the challenging ritual.
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Devotees, eager to witness this sacred and exciting event, have been urged to exercise patience. The organizers have reassured the participants that the ritual will resume and be completed smoothly in due time. The ongoing event remains a highly anticipated occasion for the community, symbolizing devotion and religious unity.
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