हिंदू समाज के ठाकुर परिवार को बाबा सवारी देशभर में उमरिया के मोहर्रम की पहचान,दो सौवर्षों की परंपरा

@BBC_LIVE #BBC_LIVE #bbc_live #BBC_LIVE Umaria's Moharram is known nationwide due to the arrival of Baba's procession, the main attraction of the Thakur family of the Hindu community. The tradition, which has been going on for two hundred years, continues uninterrupted. People come from far and wide to seek Baba's blessings. The Tazia was seen decorated in the colors of the Amrit Mahotsav of Independence. This mourning festival of Muharram, celebrated on the day of martyrdom of Ali and Hussain, who are considered religious gurus of the Muslim community, is special for Umaria. The reason is that there is a unique confluence of social unity in this event, which has been going on for the last two hundred years. You will be surprised to know the reason behind this because in this festival of the Muslim community, the procession of Baba Huzur does not belong to any Muslim but to a Thakur family of the Hindu community. Yes, it has been happening here for hundreds of years. This is the reason that in the Muharram festival here, people of the Hindu community also participate enthusiastically along with the Muslim community. If experts are to be believed, then for the first time in the year 1882, the first procession of the Hindu community Baba Madhav Singh had come here, after that Baba Phool Singh of the same family and now Baba Sushil Singh have come here, setting an example of communal unity. Another special identity of Moharram is the Muradgah of Moharram. The belief that every wish of those who seek Baba Huzur's blessings during the procession is fulfilled, added to the grandeur of the gathering, and its reputation has continued to grow. Today, people from all corners of the country come here to seek Baba's blessings. Whether Hindus or Muslims, people are simply drawn to participate in the gathering. This time, the tricolor colors on the tazias added to the grandeur of this festival of communal unity. An example of communal unity and Ganga-Jamuni culture, Umaria's Moharram holds a special place in the entire country and this is the reason that the Muslim community here also participates in the religious festival of Hindus with the same goodwill as Hindus do in Moharram. The result is in front of you that the centuries old journey of social harmony and brotherhood continues uninterrupted.