Ratlam: The holy festival of Diwali is scheduled to be celebrated this time on 4th November. Meanwhile, all the temples have been lit up and all the temples have been decorated. The same list includes the ancient Mahalaxmi temple in Ratlam. Preparations for the five-day Deepotsav have been completed here as well. In fact, for 5 days from Dhanteras, the temple has been decorated like Kuber's treasure.

From Dhanteras to Bhaidooj, this temple is crowded with devotees but now devotees will not be allowed inside the temple for these five days. People will be able to visit from outside for 5 days. As per the information received, special arrangements have been made by the administration for the same. Let me tell you that a large number of people from other districts also come to see this temple, to worship them. Now, devotees are coming from 4 am on Dhanteras and are visiting Mahalaxmi.

Deepotsav began with Aarti at Mahalaxmi temple here in the morning and now photos of the time are going viral. There is a belief associated with this ancient Mahalaxmi temple in Ratlam. It is said that keeping your money here from Dhanteras to Bhaidooj increases its manifold. Due to this, many devotees keep their money and jewellery in the Mahalaxmi temple for 5 days from Dhanteras. Due to this, so much cash and jewellery is collected in the temple that for 5 days the temple looks like Kuber's treasure.

After 5 days, devotees withdraw their cash and jewellery by giving tokens. Sanjay Pujari of Mahalaxmi Temple explains that "administrative arrangements are made to protect cash and jewellery.'' At the same time, CCTV cameras are installed and police arrangements are also around the temple.

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