Mumbai is set for a busy pre-Ganeshotsav Saturday, with nearly 30-40 prominent Ganesh idols scheduled to arrive across the city. Chinchpokli Cha Chintamani’s procession will begin from Parel at noon, with thousands of devotees expected. Security has been heightened across Lalbaug-Parel, with around 800-1,000 personnel expected alongside RAF, CRPF teams to manage crowds and maintain law and order.
Mumbai is set to witness one of the busiest pre-Ganeshotsav days on Saturday, with nearly 30-40 prominent Ganesh idols scheduled to arrive across the city. The grand aagman processions are expected to draw thousands of devotees, with the Lalbaug-Parel belt witnessing heightened security arrangements.
Among the major idols arriving today is Chinchpokli Cha Chintamani, whose procession will begin from the Parel Central Railway Workshop Ground at noon. The idol will then be taken through Lalbaug in a grand procession before reaching its mandap late at night.
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Several other prominent Ganesh idols are also scheduled to arrive across Mumbai, including Parel Cha Raja, Parel Cha Maharaja, Fort Cha Laadka, Sakinaka Cha Maharaja and Andheri Cha Maharaja, along with around 25-30 other major idols.
With massive crowds expected, the Mumbai Police have intensified security across the Lalbaug-Parel area. The area has been turned into a virtual fortress ahead of Chintamani’s arrival procession.
800-1,000 Police Personnel Expected
Security arrangements around the Kalachowki signal area have been strengthened since Friday, with a large number of police vehicles and personnel deployed in the vicinity. Around 800 to 1,000 police personnel are expected to be deployed during the arrival procession.
The deployment has been stepped up in view of the recent tension in Parel and the possibility of large crowds gathering along the procession route. Personnel from the Mumbai Police, Rapid Action Force (RAF) and Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) will also be deployed to maintain law and order and manage the crowds.
Thousands of devotees are expected to line the route to catch a glimpse of Chinchpokli Cha Chintamani. Police are therefore maintaining special vigilance to prevent any untoward incident and ensure the smooth movement of devotees and vehicles.
