New Delhi : There is only 1 day left for the end of Mahakumbh, due to which VVIP people do not want to miss the opportunity to take a dip in Prayagraj. In this episode, Isha Ambani, daughter of the country's biggest businessman Mukesh Ambani, along with her husband Anand Piramal reached Prayagraj in Uttar Pradesh. On reaching Mahakumbh, Isha along with her husband took a dip of faith in Triveni Sangam with full legal legislation.
Isha Ambani was present with her husband Anand Piramal and some of her friends for bathing in Mahakumbh. Earlier on 11 February, Reliance Industries Chairman Mukesh Ambani arrived for a bath in Mahakumbh with his son Anant, younger daughter -in -law Radhika Merchant and mother Kokilaben. Where he took a dip of faith in the Sangam.
Isha Ambani, director of Reliance Industries, took a bath with her husband at Triveni Sangam. During this time, many Hindu saints were also present with him, who bathed him in the confluence amid mantras. Earlier too, many businessmen and Bollywood stars had taken a dip of faith in Mahakumbh. The list includes celebrities like Akshay Kumar, Katrina Kaif, Vicky Kaushal, Preity Zinta and Sonali Bendre.
The Mahakumbh held in Prayagraj is going to conclude tomorrow i.e. 26 February. Mahakumbh will end with Mahashivaratri. The Uttar Pradesh administration has declared the entire fair area and the city as a no vehicle zone due to the last bath. Also, heavy police forrs have been deployed in the entire city. On the occasion of the last bath of Mahakumbh, more than 3 crore devotees are expected to come to the confluence.
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In the biggest gathering of faith, devotees are coming from every corner of the country in Prayagraj Mahakumbh. So far, the number of devotees who bathe in Mahakumbh has crossed the 63 crore figure. According to the data of the fair administration, more than 1.30 crore devotees have taken a dip in the Sangam on Monday. It is being told that 63.36 crore people have taken a bath in Mahakumbh starting from January 13.
