Gangaguru Basaveshwara Devara Adda Palakki Utsav

Monday, April 16: The historic and famous Basaveshwara Devara Adda Palakki Utsav of Gangaguru village, which has been worshipped for hundreds of years for peace and prosperity in the village, timely rains and diseases, was held in the village on Tuesday. There is a centuries-old Basaveshwara Devara temple in Gangaguru village near the taluk, and this deity has been worshipped for hundreds of years, and like every year, this year too, a grand festival of the deity was held.

The people of the village offered Ganga Puja to the deity, and women carried kalas and marched along the main road of the village with a group of musicians and performed devotional prayers by trampling the earth in front of the temple. This time, the festival was held under the chairmanship of G.S. Chandrashekar, the president of the Basaveshwara Temple Committee, who was responsible for the festival. Various types of food were arranged for the devotees who came during the two-day program.

Thousands of devotees, including those from neighboring villages, participated in the Basaveshwara Devara festival. Villagers G.D. Jagadish, Somashekhara, Paramesh, Sharath, Ganesh, Shyam and others were present in the program.

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