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Religion
1200 Police Deployed for Lakhi Fair at Trinetra Ganesh Temple, Ranthambore
✍️ Amar Ujala · Rajasthan
🗓 13 Sep 2026, 10:45 PM
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Around 5 lakh devotees are expected tomorrow as the three‑day Lakhi fair continues at the Trinetra Ganesh temple in Ranthambore, with 1,200 police on duty to manage the crowds.
The second day of the three‑day Lakhi fair at the historic Trinetra Ganesh temple in Ranthambore saw a surge of devotees arriving to offer prayers and participate in the festivities. Organisers have deployed a contingent of 1,200 police personnel to ensure smooth crowd management and maintain law and order throughout the event.
Authorities have warned that the number of visitors is set to rise sharply, with estimates of up to five lakh (500,000) pilgrims expected on the third day. Security teams are positioned at entry points, parking areas and around the temple premises to facilitate orderly movement and respond to any emergencies.
The fair, which began on Thursday, features traditional music, devotional chants and a variety of stalls selling religious items and local snacks. Officials have urged attendees to cooperate with police instructions, avoid littering and adhere to safety protocols as the gathering grows larger.
Local administration continues to monitor the situation closely, coordinating with the Rajasthan police and disaster management teams to provide medical aid and crowd‑control measures as needed.
Authorities have warned that the number of visitors is set to rise sharply, with estimates of up to five lakh (500,000) pilgrims expected on the third day. Security teams are positioned at entry points, parking areas and around the temple premises to facilitate orderly movement and respond to any emergencies.
The fair, which began on Thursday, features traditional music, devotional chants and a variety of stalls selling religious items and local snacks. Officials have urged attendees to cooperate with police instructions, avoid littering and adhere to safety protocols as the gathering grows larger.
Local administration continues to monitor the situation closely, coordinating with the Rajasthan police and disaster management teams to provide medical aid and crowd‑control measures as needed.