Santoshgarh/Una, June 14 (Rajveer Chopra): The 'Dahaja' ceremony of Baba Siddh Chano Ji was celebrated with great fervor and enthusiasm in the village of Plasi on Saturday night. A large number of devotees from the village and surrounding areas participated in this religious event to seek the blessings of Baba Ji. The main attractions of the program were the 'Baba Bora Swang' and the 'Horse Swang' performances, which captivated the hearts of the attendees; the artists mesmerized the crowd with their spectacular presentations.
People arrived from far and wide to witness the 'Swang', and immense enthusiasm was evident among the devotees throughout the event. During the program, Chaman Bhagat’s troupe presented devotional songs and hymns in praise of Baba Siddh Chano Ji. The melodious tunes created an atmosphere filled with devotion; devotees were seen swaying to the music, and the entire area echoed with chants hailing Baba Ji.
In keeping with tradition, the 'Chandroli' procession—featuring singing and dancing—escorted the *Bhagats* (devotees/performers) to the event venue. This unique religious tradition further enhanced the grandeur of the occasion. Many villagers stepped out of their homes to witness the 'Chandroli' procession as it moved through the village streets, joining in with deep reverence.
The organizing committee noted that the people hold deep faith in Baba Siddh Chano Ji, and this religious event is celebrated annually with great zeal and devotion. At the conclusion of the program, arrangements were made for *Prasad* (sanctified offering) and *Langar* (community meal) for the devotees. The entire event showcased a wonderful blend of faith, devotion, and cultural traditions.
Concluding with resounding chants of "Baba Siddh Chano Ji," the 'Dahaja' ceremony also conveyed a message of religious and social unity in the region. Dignitaries present on the occasion included Ajmer, Ramdas, Shamsher Singh, Karmchand, Subhash, Nanak, Vicky, Parvinder, Chaman Lal, and Valveer.
Dahaja of Baba Siddh Chano Ji Concluded in Plasi Swang and Devotional Songs Captivate the Audience
