Shamlaji temple will be open for devotees from tomorrow

There is good news for the devotees of the famous pilgrimage Shamlaji in Aravalli district. The curiosity of the devotees has now come to an end as darshan is closed for devotees in all the major temples in the state due to Korona Kaher. It has been decided to open the temple for the devotees and the devotees will be able to enjoy the darshan of Lord Shamlaji again. The temple has been allowed to open by the administration. As the transition to Corona has slowed down, the Darshan of Shamlaji Temple will resume from June 1.

Earlier all the major temples in the state were closed as per the Kovid guideline as the cases of Corona were increasing. The pilgrimage will be reopened to the devotees through Aravalli when only worship was performed in the temples. Only one priest was allowed to enter the temple for one and a half months and worship was performed. As the Corona case escalated after Holi, the government gradually began to impose sanctions which eventually led to the decision to close public places along with all temples. However, on the other hand, it was earlier decided to keep Shakti Peeth Pavagadh closed till May 31. However, my devotees will still have to wait to go to Pavagadh, the largest Shakti Peeth in Central Gujarat and Panchmahal district.

The trust has decided to keep the temple closed from June 1 to June 10. A limited number of devotees were allowed to hoist the flag before the gates of Lord Dwarkadhish opened. However, this number has now been increased as the number of Cora virus infections has decreased. Earlier this number was kept very limited due to Corona's Kaher but from today there is good news for devotees who want to hoist the flag. From now on, following the Korona guideline, 4 devotees will be able to participate in the flag hoisting program together. Devotees are happy with this news when it is important to hoist the Jagatmandir flag.

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