The Garba festival is all around the Shri Vaneshwar Maruti Nandan Kutir Hanuman Temple at Foot Talab.

The devotees danced with joy when they brought a car with four bungalows. The pandal fell short during the Navratri festival.

Meghnagar: Thousands of devotees dancing to Garba together, colorful costumes adding a unified touch to India's religious culture. Despite the grand arrangements, the venue fell short, and the entire pandal was packed to the brim. This is the scene at Foot Talab, the state's famous pilgrimage site. The Gujarati singer's melodious voice, accompanied by the Garba "Thane Chaar Chaar Bangla Wali Gaadi Lai Doo," brought the devotees dancing to the feet of the pond during the Navratri festival.

Popular social activist Suresh Chandra Puranmal Jain and Rajesh Rinku Jain, senior members of the Shri Vaneshwar Maruti Nandan Kutir Hanuman Temple Navratri Festival Committee, reported that devotees of the Mother Goddess are arriving from far and wide to have darshan of the Mother Goddess.

Large crowds are arriving from the district as well as several districts of the state to participate in and witness the Mother Goddess's Maha Aarti and the subsequent Garba hymns in her praise.

The Foot Talab event is witnessing a steady stream of visitors, with the main road completely lined with long lines of vehicles.

The Mother Goddess's Maha Aarti is also drawing large crowds. People from Gujarat, Rajasthan, and several other districts of the state are arriving to witness the event.

People are also continuously coming to see the lifelike statue of Lord Hanuman, the devotee of Lord Rama, enshrined in the temple.

People are also congratulating Mr. Jain for the event's deep connection to positive Hinduism and Sanatan Dharma. The general public is also showing great enthusiasm for the Garbo. Dr. Lokesh Dave and Dr. Charulata Dave, principals of Jhabua's Ankurm International School, also attended the Maha Aarti with Mr. Jain and his family.

Devotees from Meghnagar, Thandla, and rural areas also performed Garba, making the event a center of special faith.

Amid tight police security, people were seen immersed in the devotion of the Mother Goddess, performing Garbo late into the night. Social workers Suresh Chandra Puranmal Jain, Rajesh Rinku Jain, Mrs. Seema Suresh Jain, Mrs. Neeta Rinku Jain, Jackie Jain, and the family were seen praising the temple's Mahant Dilip Das Maharaj and the committee members for their excellent coordination and religious excellence.

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