The devotees were standing at different places and paying obeisance to the Guru. There was a long queue of devotees in Ravidas temple, on the other hand, the servants were also ready. The enthusiasm of the devotees to get the grace of Guru’s feet was worth seeing. In the Sant Ravidas Park, Radasis offered lamps in the memory of the Guru. Under the light of the lamps, the joy of the Jayanti festival was overshadowed, and Jai Ravidas echoed everywhere.
A group of thousands of devoted devotees bowed before the statue. Nishan Sahib, Guru Ravidas, Jai Gurudev, engraved on the body of Guru Dev. After garlanding and lamp donation, the entire park was illuminated with the light of lamps. The image of Punjab was visible in the memorial site blooming with happiness.
On Saturday evening, a group of Radasi devotees reached Sant Ravidas Park located in Nagwan. The Nagwan road got jammed due to the crowd of devotees. The excitement in the park was at its peak. The lamps started burning from around 5:30 in the evening and the yellow aura went on spreading all around. The group of devotees danced enthusiastically on the Punjabi dhol. Bureau
Ravidas temple lit up with lights as soon as dusk set in. As if it is the evening of Diwali. Wherever you look, there are colorful lights, somewhere lamps and somewhere with the light of the skirts, every street of the head was looking attractive. Long queues of devotees were seen at flower-garland shops.
Within a radius of about one kilometer from Ravidas Mandir to Latubir, the city of the dreams of Saint Ravidas is as if covered in a blanket. The process of bhajan kirtan continues outside the residential camp of the devotees. In Seer Govardhan, decorated in the form of Mini India, the virtues of the Guru are being extolled through kirtan, Pandwani and folk songs.