Mathura News: In view of the large number of devotees coming to visit Thakur Banke Bihari Temple in Vrindavan during the new year and winter holidays, the temple management has decided not to bring children-elderly people, women and patients to the temple till January 5 in view of the overcrowding. appealed to. Its purpose is to avoid the possibility of stampede-like incidents. On the other hand, the district administration is also trying to control the crowd of thousands of devotees who come to visit Banke Bihari to welcome the new year, so that an incident like the previous Sri Krishna Janmashtami does not happen. In this accident, two devotees including a woman died after fainting under the pressure of the crowd.
Temple manager Munish Sharma said on Friday that before the arrival of the new year, an appeal has been issued to the devotees not to bring children, elderly, women and sick people to the temple till January 5, because the number of devotees increases during these days. In view of the immense growth, it is becoming difficult to handle them.
The manager of the temple gave this information
Temple manager Munish Sharma said that in view of the apprehension of the fourth wave of the epidemic, all the visitors have been urged to follow necessary precautionary measures to prevent Kovid-19. These include measures like wearing masks, preventing crowd gathering and maintaining a social distance of two yards.
Meanwhile, District Magistrate Pulkit Khare and Senior Superintendent of Police Shailesh Kumar Pandey said that they inspected the temple premises and its surrounding area on Thursday and found that devotees should be queued up for darshan, no outside vehicles allowed to enter the market and security tightened. instructed to keep
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