Indus Valley Times

By IGP Dr Satyajit Naik

Cuttack/Odisha, Oct 27 :   Dr Satyajit Naik, Inspector General of Police, Central Range, Cuttack, visited the revered Achyutananda Pitha at Nemalo in Cuttack district during the auspicious month of Kartik to review security arrangements for the forthcoming Rasa Purnima celebrations.

Considering the large gathering of devotees expected at the sacred shrine, the IGP reviewed police deployment, crowd management measures, arrangements for smooth darshan and the safety of pilgrims. Elaborate security measures have been put in place to ensure that devotees can participate in the religious celebrations peacefully and without inconvenience.

Rasa Purnima at Nemalo holds immense spiritual significance, as devotees celebrate the divine Rasa Lila of Lord Krishna with deep faith and religious fervour. Associated with the spiritual legacy of Mahapurusha Achyutananda, the historic pitha attracts thousands of devotees seeking divine blessings and wishing to experience Odisha’s rich devotional traditions. Dr Nayak expressed satisfaction with the security arrangements and witnessed the profound devotion of pilgrims gathered at the shrine.

\He appreciated the spiritual and cultural importance of the sacred site and emphasised the role of effective policing in facilitating religious gatherings while ensuring public safety, orderly movement and a peaceful atmosphere.

The police administration has made necessary arrangements to facilitate hassle-free darshan and manage the anticipated rush during the festival, with a focus on maintaining law and order, preventing overcrowding and ensuring the safety of devotees. The visit reflects Odisha Police’s commitment to sensitive, people-oriented policing and its resolve to ensure that devotees can observe Rasa Purnima in a safe, orderly and spiritually fulfilling environment.