Last Updated on 13/08/2024 by wccexam Desk
A shocking incident has come to light from Tamil Nadu. An accident took place during a festival at a temple near Arambakkam in Tiruvallur. Actually, according to the tradition of the temple, devotees walk on embers here. But during this, a 7-year-old child fell into a pit of embers. Fortunately, the people present there immediately picked him up. A video of this incident has also surfaced, in which it can be seen how people are walking on embers.
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Actually, this incident is being reported from Mariamman temple. Where a grand event of Aadi Utsav was organized. In this program, devotees have to walk on embers. It is believed that this fulfills the wishes of the devotees. According to the information, more than 100 devotees were walking on the ember pit one after the other. It can also be seen in the video how the devotees are walking on embers carrying prasad from the front.
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Child fell into a coal pit
It can be seen in the video that a child became a victim of an accident. The child’s name is being told as Monish. According to the information, Monish first tries to come once but he gets scared. But some people ask him to do it again. After this, as soon as he tries to walk on the embers, his foot slips and he falls down. The child has been taken to the hospital. This is not the first case when such a case has come to light. Many people have become victims of accidents while walking on embers.
Source (PTI) (NDTV) (HINDUSTANTIMES)