Chariot of tradition: Lord Jagannath's Rath Yatra on June 27 in Prayagraj; deities to be dressed in Rajasthani attire
The Rath Yatra will be taken out in the city on June 27.
The organisers and devotees are busy giving final touches to the chariot on which idols of Lord Balabhadra, Lord Jagannath, and Devi Subhadra will be placed for the yatra.
Convenor of the yatra Rajesh Kesarwani told TOI that, "Lord Jagannath will be dressed in an attractive Rajasthani attire and Vrindavan's Rajat crown and the yatra will be taken out from Zero Road at Arya Bhawan.
Lord Jagannath will appear in Shyam Varna Brahamand Swaroop among devotees."
The main chariot is 18 ft high, 16 ft long, and 12 ft wide. Kesarwani further added, "Tableux displaying forms of deities including Lord Ganesh, Garun Maharaj, Lord Hanuman, Sapta Rishi, Paanch Pandav, Devraj Indra, Lord Vishnu on Sheshnaag and showing Ujjain Mahakal Bhasm Arti, Vrindavan Maharas, Krishna-Sudama, Radha Krishna, Sitaram Ayodhya, and Kashi Mradang, along with bands of Prayagraj and Saharanpur, will be taken out with the yatra and all the deities will be dressed in traditional Rajasthani dresses.
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The rath, popularly known as Nandi Ghosh Rath, will have 16 wheels, a Trailokyamohini flag, and four horses: Shankha, Balahaka, Suweta, and Haridashwa. Devotees will pull the rath by Basuki nose rope. The maha arti of Lord Jagannath will be performed with flowers, anna, water, fruit, conch, damru, and deepak.
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