Maha Saptami of the Durga Puja was celebrated with due religious fervour, solemnity, and enthusiasm across 546 mandaps and temples in Netrokona.
According to the lunar calendar of the autumn festival, worship rituals, anjali offerings, and prayers took place at every temple across Netrokona on Maha Saptami, the third day of the grand festival.
Puja mandaps came alive with the rhythmic beat of traditional drums, the sounding of conch shells, and the fragrance of incense.
Temple premises were bustling with devotees gathering to offer prayers to Goddess Durga, holding flowers and platters of devotional offerings, with devotion in their eyes and prayers in their hearts for the destruction of evil and the victory of good forces.
Meanwhile, local lawmaker and Netrokona District BNP President Anwarul Haq visited various puja temples across Netrokona district town, exchanging greetings and views with worshippers.
During his visits, he called upon all concerned to play a responsible role to ensure a peaceful, orderly, and uninterrupted environment for Durga Puja celebrations.
He sought the cooperation of everyone, including party leaders and activists, to complete the festival in a safe and festive atmosphere, while placing special emphasis on strengthening religious harmony, mutual coexistence, and social unity.
Anwarul Haq was accompanied during his visits by Netrokona District Council Administrator Nuruzzaman Nuru, District BNP leaders SM Shafiqul Kader Suja and SM Moniruzzaman Dudu, Sadar Upazila BNP General Secretary Tajuddin Faras Sentu, District Hindu Buddhist Christian Welfare Front Convenor Satyendra Pal, Municipal BNP President Meherul Alam Raju and General Secretary Moazzem Hossain, and District Chhatra Dal General Secretary Samsul Huda Shamim, alongside other local party leaders and activists.
