Jai Shri Ram Hanuman Ki Jai

Virajpet, Apr. 2: The procession organized by the Virajpet Hanuman Jayanti Organizing Committee in the city was a grand success among thousands of devotees.

Hanuman devotees who came from various parts of the district participated in the procession and the roads along which the procession passed were decorated with saffron. After the puja was performed at the Sri Balanjaneya Temple on Appiah Swamy Road in the city at 2 pm, the chariot carrying the idol of Hanuman was started. Legislative Council member Mandepada Suja Kushalappa performed the puja and flagged off the procession. The procession, accompanied by various chandemelas and musical instruments, proceeded to the Veeranjaneya Temple near Chhatrakere in the city. There, the Veeranjaneya deity was worshipped and then a procession was taken to the Mariyamma temple on Telugara Street. Then it converged near the Mariyamma temple. After offering prayers at the Mariyamma temple with a huge crowd, a grand procession was started. The procession passed through Telugara Street, Doddati Chowki, the clock tower, the private bus stand, the KSRTC bus stand, Doddati Chowki again, the clock tower, the car stand and gathered at the Taluk Maidan. Saffron flags with images of Om, Hanuman and Rama were hoisted throughout the city. Most of the people wearing saffron garlands and turbans held the Bhagavad Ghava in their hands and shouted slogans of Jai Shri Ram.

Doll dancing, doll dance, Chandemela, Nasik band, bhajan dance by students of Natya Mayuri dance school, tribal dance, and many other folk art groups from the country added charm to the procession. A decorated idol of Anjaneya idol was brought in the procession. Women and men danced and swayed under separate DJ systems. The DJ sound, which was considered heart-pounding, shook the buildings on the roadside. The public watched the procession from both sides of the road and on top of the buildings. The still image containing various story summaries of Rama and Hanuman was very attractive. The police conducted checks on the route of the procession. Superintendent of Police Bindumani had camped at the spot. Tight police security was provided under the leadership of Virajpet DySP Mahesh Kumar. There was a strong khaki fort for peace and order. Wearing saffron shawls and holding Hanuman flags in their hands, the devotees chanted slogans like ‘Jai Shri Ram, Hanuman Ki Jai’ throughout the procession, dancing and dancing to the sound of musical instruments, tamatis and nagari drums.

Worshipping the festival idol

Thousands of devotees gathered in groups as the procession began. The citizens of the town watched the procession from the terraces. They offered worship to Hanuman along the way.  

On this occasion, Hanuman Jayanti Organizing Committee President Anjaparavad Anil Mandanna, Virajpet City Hanuman Jayanti Organizing Committee Social Media Manager Shinoj, Joint Secretary Pradeep Rai, Vice Presidents Shan Changappa, Hemanth, Joint Secretary Shashikumar, Sumesh, Treasurer Suresh, Legal Advisor of the Committee Puliyaanda Ponnanna, leaders of various Hindu organizations, leaders of various organizations, Sri Muthappa Malayali Samaj President Sumesh P.G. and office bearers of the organization participated in the procession along with thousands of Hindu friends.

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