Prime Minister Narendra Modi, on Friday, offered prayers at the Triveni Sangam in
Prayagraj, seeking blessings for the successful organization of the upcoming Maha Kumbh, set to take place from January 13 to February 26.
PM Modi performed the ‘aarti’ of the Triveni–the confluence of the Ganga, Yamuna, and Saraswati rivers–praying for global welfare and harmony.
The rituals were conducted by ‘Tirth Purohits’ amidst the resonant chanting of Vedic mantras. He also offered Akshat, Chandan, Roli, flowers, and traditional clothing at the as part of the ceremony.
Before the rituals, PM Modi sought the blessings of prominent saints. Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath and Governor Anandiben Patel accompanied the Prime Minister during the event.
Prime Minister Modi arrived at the Sangam Nose aboard the Nishadraj Cruise, boarding it via the floating jetty at Kila Ghat.
The Prime Minister admired the serene Yamuna waves while standing on the cruise deck.
He took a stroll on the river cruise, observing the surrounding area. Upon his arrival at Sangam Nose, CM Yogi and Governor Anandiben Patel extended him a warm welcome.
PM Modi also interacted with seers, greeting them with respect. A seer presented him with a pearl garland as a token of blessings. The Prime Minister then proceeded to a specially constructed pandal at Sangam Nose, where he was seated by the pilgrim priests.
