Rang khello tar devacha kop hoiley; Shiked Gavkari Holi kheltach nahi, kuthe aahe he village? A to Z Counsel

Dehradun: Holi is a festival of choice for small children as well as big ones. Holi is celebrated in different ways in different parts of India. But, there are some villages in India where playing Holi is considered inauspicious. Holi is not played here. Holi colors are considered inauspicious even today in Pithoragarh district. Playing Holi will anger the Gods, this is the belief in the villages.

In Uttarakhand, 100 villages of Dharchula and Musiyari area of ​​Pithoragarh district do not celebrate Holi even today. On the day of Holi, all the people of the village do their daily work like a normal day. Or all the residents of the village consider Chipla Kedar Dev as a deity. Yachi worships regularly. Chipla Kedar Dev is a form of Lord Shiva and Bhagwati. Near Gavkari or Sthan, a pradakshina Ghaltat and Chhipla take bath in Kedar’s kundat. This is called Gupta Kailash Asahi.

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According to the residents of more than 100 villages in Pithoragarh district, playing Rangpanchami will defile their goddess’s place. Tar, Dharchulayethil Anwal community and the tribal community of Barpatia village of Johar region of Munsiyari still have many beliefs regarding Holi.

According to Khushal Harkotia, a resident of Harkot village, Holi with Rangacha festival is considered inauspicious here. According to some people, people who try to play Holi in this area are in trouble. So, there is a possibility of death on the family member of the angle. At every angle the cattle in the house are stolen. It is understood that playing the colors of the local villagers here means the anger of the gods.

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Meanwhile, according to historian Jaiprakash Sangitalya, there was never a tradition of celebrating Holi in the hilly states. Or the people living in remote areas in the states do not have Holivar Farsi faith. Due to the development of hill states due to tourism, the people of other states have come in contact with other states, due to which the people of the original state adopted other customs. However, Holi is still considered unholy in some villages.

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