Guru Randhawa took a dip of faith in Mahakumbh, saw Aarti after bathing in the Ganges, showed Prayagraj

Singer Guru Randhawa recently visited the Mahakumbh Mela and took a holy dip at Triveni Sangam in Prayagraj. he/she has also shared a video of his/her spiritual journey on Instagram. he/she wrote in the caption, ‘In Prayagraj, it was the privilege of taking a holy dip in the mother Ganga, where faith flows and spirituality flourishes. I am starting my new journey with the blessings of God. In the video, singer Guru Randhawa took a dip in the river in the morning. he/she also rode the boat. The Guru also saw Aarti in the evening. he/she also took some time to click pictures with fans.

Devotees coming from India and abroad

Meanwhile, many devotees from Russia and Ukraine gathered to see Mahakumbh in Prayagraj. The two countries have been entangled in a fatal struggle for almost three years. People of other countries joined the Mahakumbh Mela in Prayagraj at 2025 on Thursday and gave the message of spiritual unity. Devotees were also seen doing kirtan singing ‘Hare Ram Hare Krishna’ in the cold evening.

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The faith of the devotee of Russia

Talking to ANI, a devotee from Russia gave a message of unity and peace and said that many saints have come here. he/she said, ‘I have come here from Russia, and my Guru mother has come from Ukraine. Many of my guru sisters and brothers have come from countries like Russia, Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Europe and America. We all have come here for Mahakumbh. Take a bath in the Ganges on this auspicious day. As we know, all the gods and divine powers come to bathe in the Ganges water, so we also believe so. ‘

These are the royal bath dates of Mahakumbh

The Mahakumbh, which started from 13 January, will run till 26 February. The next major bath dates include 29 January (Mouni Amavasya – Second Shahi Snan), 3 February (Basant Panchami – Third Shahi Snan), 12 February (Maghi Purnima), and 26 February (Mahashivratri).