Bihar CM Samrat Chaudhary Performs Mahanavami Rituals at Loksevak Awas
Bihar CM Samrat Chaudhary performed Hawan and Kanya-Pujan at Loksevak Awas in Patna to pray for the state's prosperity.
On the auspicious occasion of Mahanavami on Monday, October 19, 2026, Bihar Chief Minister Samrat Chaudhary immersed himself in spiritual devotion, performing traditional rituals at his official residence in Patna. The ceremonies, held at 'Loksevak Awas'—a residence the Chief Minister had directed to be renamed on May 5, 2026—were centered on seeking divine blessings for the people of the state.
Devotion and Tradition at Loksevak Awas
The Chief Minister conducted a traditional Hawan-Pujan dedicated to Goddess Bhagwati. Through these sacred rites, Samrat Chaudhary prayed for the peace, health, and overall prosperity of every citizen across Bihar. The atmosphere at the residence was one of deep reverence as the rituals were carried out to mark the culmination of the Navaratri festivities.
The Kanya-Pujan Ceremony
A poignant highlight of the day was the Kanya-Pujan, a tradition where young girls are worshipped as embodiments of the Divine Mother. During this ceremony, Chief Minister Chaudhary personally washed the feet of the young girls and honored them by presenting Chunris. Following the rituals, the Chief Minister served food to the girls, adhering to the customary practices of the festival.
Distinguished Guests and Official Presence
The event saw the attendance of several high-profile individuals and officials, reflecting the significance of the occasion. Among those present were:
- Former minister Sanjeev Kumar Tony
- District Magistrate Kundan Kumar
- Various senior government officials
- Puja committee organizers, dignitaries, and local devotees
From Prayer to Public Duty: Visit to Munger
After completing the religious ceremonies in Patna, the Chief Minister transitioned from spiritual duties to administrative oversight. Departing after 3:00 PM, he traveled to Munger, where his itinerary was packed with both security checks and community engagement.
In Munger, the Chief Minister toured various Puja pandals to personally inspect the security arrangements, ensuring that the festivities were proceeding safely for the public. Adding a touch of encouragement to the local youth, he also held a special ceremony to honor local football players for their achievements.
Sharing the Spirit of Navaratri
Chief Minister Samrat Chaudhary took to his social media platforms to share glimpses of the rituals with the public. Along with the photographs, he extended warm Navaratri wishes to the people of Bihar, reiterating his prayers for the continued well-being and progress of the state.