The Chhath festival has begun in Muzaffarpur with great fervor. The Muzaffarpur Central Jail has made preparations for the grand festival. Along with Hindus, many Muslim inmates are also participating in the Chhath celebrations in the jail. This year, a total of 126 prisoners are observing Chhath in the jail, including 62 men and 64 women. The jail administration has also arranged puja materials for those observing Chhath on the walls.
The Chhath festival is a major Hindu festival celebrated in the states of Bihar, Jharkhand, and Uttar Pradesh. It is dedicated to the Sun God and involves a series of rituals and offerings made to the Sun. The festival is believed to bring prosperity, happiness, and good health to the devotees. It is usually celebrated in the months of October or November.
The Muzaffarpur Central Jail has created a festive atmosphere for the inmates celebrating Chhath. The walls of the jail have been painted with festive artwork, and puja materials have been provided to the prisoners. This inclusive celebration showcases the harmony and unity among people of different religions.
The Chhath festival holds great significance in the lives of the people of Bihar and is celebrated with great enthusiasm. The participation of prisoners in the festival highlights the importance of cultural traditions and the spirit of unity and inclusiveness. The Muzaffarpur Central Jail has made commendable efforts to ensure that all inmates can observe Chhath and experience the joy and blessings associated with the festival.
