This year, Ganesha Chaturthi saw devotees celebrating the festival with great exuberance across India. Several videos and pictures of the celebration went viral. While some videos won hearts, others received flak on social media.

In this episode, a video is doing rounds on the internet wherein a dancer could be seen performing a Bhojpuri song at Ganpati Puja. The video also shows devotees hooting and enjoying the dancer’s performance while some are capturing it.

The video was shared by a Twitter user on the platform and the place where the incident took place in not certain. However, a section of social media assumed it to have happened in Uttar Pradesh or Bihar.

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The video triggered social media outrage wherein users slammed the organiser and people present at the Ganpati puja for enjoying the obscene performance during the puja. Some also highlighted the spike in rape cases in India and held events and people as such responsible for the crime.

Bollywood actor Siddhant Chaturvedi also triggered social media bashing after a video of him grooving to the popular Bhojpuri song Lollipop Lagelu during Ganpati puja surfaced on the internet. Users slammed the actor for dancing to a Bhojpuri song rather than to a devotional song.

In another incident, Nitesh Rane, a member of the Maharashtra Legislative Assembly, slammed devotees who could be seen ‘dumping’ Ganesha idols in water and not using Conveyor belt technology.

The conveyer belt technology for Ganpati Visarjan, initiated by Congress leader Satej D Patil, took social media by storm this year.

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Ganesh Chaturthi, the 10 days-long festival, concluded on Friday with Anant Chaturdashi. Devotees, on this day, submerge Lord Ganesha’s idol in water bodies. Several videos and pictures are doing rounds on the internet wherein devotees could be seen celebrating the festival in unique ways.

In this episode, a video of village kids performing Ganpati Visarjan in an innovative way caught the internet’s attention. The now-viral video was shared by a Twitter user wherein kids could be seen playing makeshift drums like steel plates, plastic boxes, and others and carrying their little Lord Ganesha’s idol on a cycle. The kids could be seen dancing and singing as they played their innovative drums.

The video will surely melt your heart.

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From celebrities to common men, Ganesh Chaturthi is celebrated by lakhs of Hindu devotees across the globe. Ever since the festival started, multiple videos of the celebrations went viral on the internet.

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People adopted innovative ways to make the festival more special and exuberant. A few days back, a video surfaced on the internet wherein devotees from Kolhapur used conveyor belt technology for Ganpati Visarjan. In the viral video, one could see small to middle-sized Lord Ganesha idols being submerged in the lake.

While many welcomed the innovation and applauded it, a section of social media users slammed the act over insulting Lord Ganesha.

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Reports say the conveyor belt technology for Ganesh Chaturthi was introduced by the Kolhapur Municipal Corporation in the previous MVA government. It was introduced by Congress leader Satej D Patil.

Ganesh Chaturthi is one of the most prominent festivals celebrated widely. It is a 10-day long festival wherein devotees set up Lord Ganesha idols at their homes and welcome him home. The festival ends with Anant Chaturdashi and devotees submerging the idols and bidding adieu to Lord Ganesha.

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