In the Republic Day Parade tableau to be held on January 26 at Rajpath, this time two Deoraths of Himachal's Kullu and 30 Devalu Internationals can give a glimpse of Kullu Dussehra. To enhance the beauty of the deoraths, there may also be a bajantri playing the dhol, nagade, karnal, narsings. There can be a total of 30 devalu with both deities. The Dev culture of Kullu Dussehra can be shown through the same tableau. Two Devarathas housed in the Devasadan museum have been taken to Delhi to be present in the tableau. Apart from this, it was not possible to show the deities of all the gods in the tableau appearing on the Rajpath.
In the Kullu Dussehra tableau appearing on the Rajpath where the chariots of the gods will be shown. Apart from this, along with the deities, there will be notched, umbrella, dhol, nagad, Karnal, narsingas, gur, priests. District language officer Sunila Thakur said that the two Deoraths kept in the Devasadan museum have been taken to Delhi for the tableau to be held in Delhi. With this, a team of 30 members has also gone to Delhi. Apart from this, Rajkumar Sakalani, assistant director and nodal officer of the Department of Language and Culture, said that the tableau of world famous Kullu Dussehra is being displayed this time in Rajpath.
Apart from this, for Kullu Dussehra, 369 years ago, King Jagat Singh started the tradition of inviting the Gods, which continues to this day. Gods do not step from their original place without invitation. Kullu Dussehra, started in the year 1650 towards the then king Jagat Singh, boasts of many traditions and beliefs. Before 369 years, the dynasty and now the administration has been inviting Dussehra to the goddesses of the valley around 300 each time.
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