Ritika
There was a lot of enthusiasm here for the first batch that came under the Kashi Tamil Sangamam, started on the initiative of the Government of India. It can be inferred from this that under the pre-announced program, MP Keshari Devi Patel, MLA Guru Prasad Maurya had reached the venue at quarter to ten, while DM Sanjay Kumar Khatri himself had taken command. Whereas, the passengers reached around 11:30.
As soon as the passengers reached the Sangam beach, along with the DM, the MP-MLAs and other people also reached fast and welcomed them, then the girl students of the Government Girls School showered flowers by applying tika. The atmosphere of the pandal for the reception was very emotional for the guests. All the passengers stood with folded hands during the presentation of Vandana to Maa Tamil in the midst of cultural events. He said that this is the biggest gift for us.
After this, it was the turn of Sangam Snan. He wanted to cherish every moment of this journey. The motorboat with 33 passengers had just reached the confluence site when Akshata, who was on board, received a call from her house. She was very enthusiastically telling the family members that yellow and green colored streams (confluence point) are meeting here. Thousands of birds are flying, many of them are swimming on the river current. Similar was the condition of other passengers as well.
When the Tamil travelers fed grains to the Siberian birds, they also competed in taking the water of the Sangam. When Gallen was not found, he emptied the water bottle he had brought with him and took the water from the Sangam. However, Ganga water was also made available to them by the administration.
There was also competition among them to take selfies. Some similar enthusiasm was also seen in Chandrashekhar Azad Park. Most of the passengers took photographs with the statue of Chandrashekhar Azad. The mayor presented Gangajal to the pilgrims by covering them with shawls and in brass lutes. After this, the pilgrims left for their next stop, Ayodhya, with an appeal to Tamil Nadu to visit.
