Muslim man installed contactless bell in Pashupatinath temple in Mandsaur
Muslim man installed contactless bell in Pashupatinath temple in Mandsaur
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Mandsaur: During the corona epidemic, the doors of the temples have been opened but devotees are not allowed to ring the bells in the temple. This is because touching it can pose a risk of corona infection. For this reason, bells have been covered in temples, so that no one can touch it. Meanwhile, in the Pashupatinath temple in Mandsaur, Madhya Pradesh, a Muslim man has set a bell that can be played without even touching it. Keeping in mind the corona infection, he devised an idea that devotees can play this hour, that too without touching it.

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The devotees coming to the Pashupatinath temple of Mandsaur will be able to play the hour along with the pooja recitation, that too without putting their hands on it. This amazing idea has been invented by Naharu Khan of Mandsaur, who has connected the temple hours to the censors. Due to this sensor, as soon as the devotees reach this hour or take their hand, this hour rings without touching it.

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Naharu Khan said about this time, "We hear Ajan, but the sound of temple bells is not heard. I thought why not do something that would make even the sound of bells be heard. In mind, I started thinking about it. Then I got the idea why not connect the temple hours with the censors. As soon as someone reaches around the hour by this sensor, it will start ringing automatically. I have taken this step using just this technique. Now, the devotees visiting the temple can play the hour without touching it." At present, the sound of the hour is now heard in the Pashupatinath temple of Mandsaur whose devotee is very happy. As soon as the devotees join hands to pray to God, this hour starts outside the sanctum sanctorum. The priest of the temple has also praised the move. In this regard, he said that these hours in the temple are a means for the devotees to reach God. Only after playing the bell, devotees see God. However, the administration has refused to touch the bells, but due to Naharu Khan, the sound of the hour has started echoing in the temple.

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