71 Years of Shri Ramleela Tradition Continues in Cheeka

Artists from Ayodhya and Vrindavan to Perform at Shri Bhawani Temple Cheeka

Guhla Cheeka:
The 71st Shri Ramleela Festival, organized by Adarsh Natak Club, will commence today with great enthusiasm and devotion at Shri Bhawani Temple Cheeka. Club President Balbir Saini informed that the musical Ramleela will run from September 23 to October 2.

Artists from Ayodhya and Vrindavan

For this year’s Ramleela, special artists have been invited from the holy cities of Ayodhya and Vrindavan, who will bring the characters of Ramayana to life with their performances. The Shri Bhawani Temple Cheeka has been beautifully decorated with colorful lights. Special puja arrangements have also been made for devotees during Navratri.

Special Seating Arrangements for Devotees

Rajiv Sharma, President of SD Sabha, shared that special seating arrangements have been made for the audience to ensure a comfortable experience. Secretary Harpal Sharma added that all members of the organizing committee have been assigned duties to ensure the festival’s success. The event will be inaugurated by Harbans Singh Seeda, a prominent social worker and District President of The Cooperative Transport Committee.

Bhawani Seva Samiti to Manage the Event

Kuldeep Majra, President of Shri Bhawani Seva Samiti, said that proper facilities have been arranged in the pandal for devotees from the city and nearby villages. With the support of the administration, the committee will manage the event with full dedication.

He further mentioned that a magnificent temple of Lord Shiva and Hanuman Ji, built from white stones, is under construction. He appealed to the townspeople to contribute to this noble cause.

Community Participation

Several dignitaries including Kuldeep Majra, Krishan Dhiman, Motiram Garg, Gurbaksh Seeda, Ravidatt Sharma, Bhushan Sharma, Ramesh Miglani, Ravindra Pali, Gurjant Sharma, Harpal Sharma, Gurdeep Dhanda, Sanjeev Labbu, Vicky Jangra, Puneet Sharma, and Rammehar Kaushik were present during the preparation discussions for the Ramleela Mahotsav.