
Kanaka Durga temple Executive Officer V K Seena Naik on Thursday announced measures to ease crowd movement during special pujas. He directed officials to create a dedicated queue line so that devotees…
Kanaka Durga temple Executive Officer V K Seena Naik on Thursday announced measures to ease crowd movement during special pujas. He directed officials to create a dedicated queue line so that devotees attending archanas and pujas no longer have to pass through the main sanctum queue. Instead, they will be guided from the Lakshmi Ganapathi Temple via the Subrahmanya Swamy Temple directly to the puja venues.

The EO also ordered construction of a new access ramp and widening of the existing exit passage to reduce congestion within the temple premises. Several temple officials, including Assistant Executive Officer Ramesh and Executive Engineer L Rama, accompanied him during the inspection.
The temple administration deserves credit for finally acting on a long-standing complaint. But such announcements have been made before, only to be forgotten during peak footfall. The real test will come during the Navaratri rush: will the separate queue actually be enforced, or will it quietly merge with the general line? That is the number devotees will be watching.
Source: thehansindia.com
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