Assam: Durga idol immersion at Bangladesh's Jakiganj draws attention across the border

In a captivating moment of cross-border cultural tradition, a video showcasing the immersion of a Durga idol at Jakiganj in Bangladesh has captured attention on both sides of the border. 

The idol immersion which took place directly across from the immersion ghat on Kalibari Road in Karimganj, Assam, highlights the shared cultural and religious practices between the neighboring regions despite the international boundary.

The immersion, a concluding ritual of the Durga Puja festivities, was witnessed by locals and devotees gathered at the Karimganj ghat, who watched as the idol was gracefully submerged in the river at Jakiganj. 

The visual representation of the event serves as a reminder of the cultural bonds and shared heritage that transcend borders, bringing communities together through age-old traditions. 

The scene has resonated with many, illustrating how cultural and religious festivities continue to bridge gaps, even in areas separated by geographical and political lines.

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