In the year 2023, the Kawad Yatra m started from 4th July. On the first day of Sawan, about one lakh devotees of Shiva reached Haridwar and filled the water of the Ganges. For the last several months, the police and the administration have been working at the ground level to improve the arrangements regarding the Kanwar fair. While on July 4, one lakh Shiva devotees filled the water of the Ganges, on the other hand, on July 5, the number of kanwariyas increased from one lakh to lakhs. The number of kanwariyas kept increasing every day and on July 10, 45 lakh 10 thousand kanwariyas left for their destination by filling Ganges water from Har Ki Pauri.
During the Kanwar Yatra, the number of Kanwariyas decreased due to Panchak, but in a week about one crore 35 lakh Kanwariyas left from Har Ki Pauri after filling the Ganga with water. On the other hand, according to police figures, on July 11, about 57 lakh kanwariyas filled Gangajal from Har Ki Pauri. According to the administration, in the year 2023, there was a possibility of reaching more Kanwarias than last year. After the end of Panchak, the number of kanwariyas will increase more.
35 lakh 10 thousand kanwariyas left
Haridwar’s SSP Ajay Singh told that till 6 pm on July 10, 2023, one crore 35 lakh 10 thousand kanwarias left from Har Ki Pauri after filling Ganga water. After 6 pm, about 20 to 25 lakh kanwariyas also came. At the same time, about 10,000 Dak Kanwar vehicles have reached the Bairagi camp parking, whose order of coming to Haridwar is continuing. SSP Ajay Singh says that after visiting Neelkanth, devotees are reaching Haridwar, who will leave for their respective destinations after filling water from Haridwar. Every day 30 to 35 lakh kanwariyas are traveling, including the devotees coming from Neelkanth.
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