Lord Jagannath will be seen walking around the city with elephants and horses in royal regalia, more than 100 different jhankis will join, there will be a tight police presence. Lord Jagannath will be paraded in royal splendor with elephants, horses, more than 100 different jhankis will join, there will be a tight police presence.

Preparations for the 141st Rath Yatra of Lord Jagannath, sister Subhadraji and brother Balabhadraji, the largest and oldest Ashadi Bje of Patan city, have reached the final stage. Lakhs of people will come for darshan in this yatra, which circulates in an area of ​​about four and a half kilometers. Along with 27 body-worn cameras, the police will monitor the entire journey through two drones and 49 CCTV cameras along the Rath Yatra route.

608 policemen will be deployed on duty to maintain law and order situation during the Rath Yatra. In which 1 DySP, 1 patrol van, 4 PI, 24 PSI, 234 policemen, 53 women policemen, 16 SRP jawans, 271 head constables, 4 horsemen, 35 walkie-talkies, 4 MDs, 8 binoculars, 5 videographers with drones were found. District Superintendent of Police Vijaykumar Patel said that 608 police have been kept ironclad.

The 141st Rath Yatra of Lord Jagannath in the historic city of Patan was held on June 20 from Jagdish Mandir premises at two o’clock in the afternoon after the Lord’s Mahaarti in the presence of Wagish Maharaj, Cabinet Minister and Siddapur MLA Balwantsinh Rajput, Palanpur MLA Aniket Thacker, Patan MLA Dr. Kirit Patel, Former General Secretary of Gujarat State BJP K. C. Patel, former member of National Commission for Women Dr. Rajul Desai, Patan Collector Arvind Vijayan, District Police Chief Vijay Patel will be departed by political and social leaders.

In this Rath Yatra, Lord Jagannathji, brother Balabhadra and sister Subhadraji along with the chariot of Lord Sri Parashuramji, the worshiper of Brahmo Samaj along with 7 other chariots, 2 elephants, 2 horses, 5 camels, 7 bands, DJs, as many as 75 different tableaus, 2500 maunds of chana, for prasad of mung. 15 tractors will join. Jagadish Mandir Trustee Piyushbhai Acharya said that the Muslim fraternity should welcome the Rath Yatra with the spirit of brotherhood.

A peace committee meeting was held with the temple trustees and leaders of the Hindu Muslim community to ensure that the Rath Yatra took off in a peaceful manner. Traffic police and TRB personnel have been arranged to maintain traffic regulation during the Rath Yatra and necessary barricading will be done.

608 policemen will be deployed on duty to maintain law and order situation during the Rath Yatra. In which 1 DySP, 1 patrol van, 4 PI, 24 PSI, 234 policemen, 53 women policemen, 16 SRP jawans, 271 head constables, 4 horsemen, 35 walkie-talkies, 4 MDs, 8 binoculars, 6 videographers with drones were found. 608 Police will be deployed on duty during Rath Yatra. Patan A Division PIR said that diversion will be arranged by the Patan A Division Police to avoid traffic problems on the route from which Lord Jagannathji’s Rath Yatra is to depart. M. Parmar said.