During Pitru Paksha, 65-70 thousand devotees will visit Gaya daily. Arrangements have been made for 3,000 passengers to stay at the station. An additional 400 personnel will be deployed, and the Speaker of the Legislative Assembly took stock of the situation.

Preparations are in their final stages in the pilgrimage city of Gaya for the world-famous Pitru Paksha Mela. The mela, which is scheduled to begin on September 25th, is expected to attract millions of devotees from across the country and abroad. According to railway data, approximately 65,000 to 70,000 devotees arrive daily by rail during Pitru Paksha to offer pindadaan and tarpan to their ancestors. In view of the heavy rush of devotees, Bihar Assembly Speaker...