Bagerhat: A two-day Harinam Moha yogga and grand congregation of Matua devotees took place at the Bangladesh Ashwini Sebashram in Ganga Channa village under Kolatola Union of Chitalmari upazila in Bagerhat. The century-old tradition began on Thursday night with the main events occurring on Friday.
According to Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha, the event featured various religious rituals and devotional songs, with a significant participation of devotees marking the arrangement. The ashram premises experienced a large turnout of devotees and visitors, contributing to a vibrant spiritual atmosphere.
A historic element of the gathering was the ‘Kamna Sagar’ pond, which drew many devotees for ritual bathing from early morning, as it is believed to bring spiritual purification. The event was also noted for showcasing communal harmony, with volunteers from different faiths, including Muslims, providing essential services such as water and rest facilities.
Security measures were adequately implemented to ensure a peaceful gathering. Additionally, a Boishakh fair was held alongside the event, featuring stalls that sold toys, sweets, and household items. Local BNP leaders visited the venue yesterday afternoon, adding to the significance of the occasion.