Mass Hanuman Chalisa recitations by The Bharatiya Janata Party at polling places coincide with a fervent electoral campaign for the Lok Sabha elections. The national capital’s seven seats are targeted for retention by the Delhi BJP.
Hanuman Chalisa at polling boothsOn the occasion of Hanuman Janmotsav on Tuesday, the Delhi BJP would conduct a mass reading of the Hanuman Chalisa throughout the 13,000 voting places in the nation’s capital. At the booths, the Hanuman Chalisa recitation will start at 6:00 p.m.
All of the MP candidates running for the national capital will be present at various sites in Delhi, along with State President Virendra Sachdeva, organization general secretary Pawan Rana, and election coordinator Om Prakash Dhankhar for the Lok Sabha.
“On the auspicious day of Shri Hanuman Janmotsav, April 23, Delhi BJP workers are holding recitations of the Shri Hanuman Chalisa at 5:30 p.m. at each booth in Delhi. I respectfully request everyone in Delhi to participate in the sacred recital of the Hanuman Chalisa. The basic values of humanity—truth, courage, commitment, and service—are inspired by Hanuman ji, Sachdeva wrote on X.
In his greetings, Prime Minister Narendra Modi wished everyone a happy Hanuman Janmotsav.Millions of Hindus around India celebrate Hanuman Jayanti, the auspicious day marking the birth of Lord Hanuman, with tremendous fervor and devotion.According to the advice, no car will be permitted to stop or park anywhere on Baba Kharak Singh Marg and Outer CC, Connaught Place, in order to guarantee efficient traffic management in the area.
The police in Delhi issued a warning on Monday about the planned traffic alterations and limitations for Tuesday’s Hanuman Janmotsav. On Tuesday, a number of religious organizations are planning processions across the city to commemorate the holiday.
Massive festivities were organized by the Hanuman Mandir Committee at the temple, which is situated on Baba Kharak Singh Marg, close to Connaught Place.A crowd of around 50,000 to 60,000 followers is anticipated during the day. In addition, a shobha yatra with 1,000–1,500 participants and seven raths will take place from 3 to 6 p.m., which might have an impact on traffic on nearby roads, according to a Delhi Traffic Police alert. Any cars discovered parked on these roads will be taken away and face legal action.legally, it stated.According to the statement, traffic would be rerouted via the roundabouts at Outer CC Baba Kharak Singh Marg, GPO, Patel Chowk, and Windsor Place.Avoiding the roundabout GPO to Outer CC, Baba Karak Singh Marg, Panchkuiyan Road, Mandir Marg, Kali Badi Marg, Ashok Road, and Janpath were also advised in the alert.It stated that commuters are asked to comply by avoiding or bypassing certain routes and using public transportation to the fullest extent possible.It is recommended that those heading to ISBT, train stations, or airports schedule their journey ahead of time, according to the alert.
On Hanuman Jayanti 2024, express your love and respect for Lord Hanuman by presenting him with the five auspicious bhog articles, which stand for reverence and devotion. In order to worship the adored god, participate in this holy festival by making sacrifices of bananas, honey, jaggery, butter, and sesame oil.In Hindu tradition, Hanuman Jayanti, the auspicious festival of Lord Hanuman’s birth, is very important. Across the globe, devotees celebrate this day with great zeal and devotion, asking for blessings in the form of fortitude, bravery, and protection. A fundamental element of this festival is presenting Lord Hanuman with bhog, or food offerings, as a sign of respect and appreciation. Let us consider Lord Hanuman’s unshakable devotion, selflessness, and indomitable spirit as we honor his holy attributes on this auspicious day.
These are five customary bhog offerings that worshippers might present on Hanuman Jayanti (2024).
Modak
Sweet dumplings called modak are revered in Hindu celebrations and ceremonies. This delicious confection is frequently presented to Lord Hanuman as a token of love and devotion. Modaks, which are made from rice flour or wheat flour and filled with nuts, coconut, and jaggery, represent the sweetness of devotion offered by followers to the all-powerful deity.
Laddu
Laddu is a spherical confection prepared with wheat, sugar, and ghee that is one of Lord Hanuman’s favorite offerings. It stands for wealth and contentment. Offering laddus to Hanuman on his auspicious day is thought by devotees to bestow blessings for prosperity and the accomplishment of goals.
Banana
In several depictions, Lord Hanuman is seen clutching a ripe, yellow banana in one hand and a mace (gada) in the other. Giving bananas to Hanuman is a mark of simplicity, humility, and devotion. This little fruit is thought to appease Hanuman and call out his blessings for courage and protection.
Boondi Ladoo
Small, spherical sweet balls called boondi ladoo—made with gram flour, sugar, and ghee—are frequently offered to Lord Hanuman and other Hindu deities. These mouthwatering delicacies represent the sweetness of love and desires coming true. It is said that boondi ladoo offered to Hanuman will bring happiness, wealth, and spiritual elevation.
Tulsi Herbs
In Hinduism, holy basil, or tulsi, is revered and has great importance. Giving Lord Hanuman some fresh tulsi leaves is a simple yet effective manner to show your love and ask for his blessings. Tulsi leaves are provided with other bhog items as a sign of regard and respect since they are said to cleanse the body, mind, and soul.