વાંદરાનું મોત થતાં બારમું કર્યું, લોકોએ મુંડન પણ કરાવ્યું, કહ્યું- આ તો હનુમાનજીનું રૂપ છે
It was revived after the monkey’s death. In which about five thousand people from the surrounding village came. The villagers, saddened by the death of the monkey, collected donations and did the twelfth. Cards were also printed. Not only that, with the DJ’s beat, the monkey’s funeral was taken out.
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he incident took place in Rajgarh, Madhya Pradesh. The monkey’s funeral was also held here with the band Baja. On the third day the bone was dissected in Ujjain. Hari Singh, a villager, also shaved his head for the monkeys. Twelfth was done just like a family member. The villagers believe that the monkey is a form of Hanumanji.
A look at Barma: 10 quintals of flour, 450 liters of buttermilk, 350 liters of oil, two and a half quintals of sugar, one quintal of gram flour and 10 thousand leaves were used. A grand pavilion was built in the school grounds. The meal consisted of bundi, save, puri and kadhi. Hari Singh was blindfolded and given clothes as a gift by the villagers.
The monkey felt cold: On the night of December 29, the monkey died. The monkey came to the village from the forest in the morning. I used to jump here all day long. At eight o’clock at night, shivering from the cold, he came and sat in front of a house. The people here warmed up to the monkeys, even wearing warm clothes. However, the monkey was taken to a doctor as he was not feeling well. After treatment, the villagers brought him back and the monkey died at 2 am.
Funeral with rituals: On December 30, the whole village came to Hanuman Temple. The women were also involved in the monkey’s final journey. Arthi was decorated for the monkeys. The last sightings of the monkeys were then placed with coconuts. The band was the first on the final journey. Behind came the crematorium singing women’s hymns. Biram Singh of the village said that the monkey was cremated with full rituals.
ગુજરાતી માં વાંચવા માટે અહી ક્લિક કરો
