The priest of Jagat Mandir explained the importance of raising two dhajas, the word ‘half-saddle’ is inappropriate for God, the lower dhaja is our plea. A flag is hoisted on a pole instead of a flagpole when there is a threat such as a storm; Two flags were raised to avoid the danger of Biperjoy

Cyclone ‘Biparjoy’ formed in the Arabian Sea is now becoming extremely severe. People have faith that Nath Kalio Thakar, the Nath of the world, will avoid this crisis in such a difficult situation. When a natural calamity hits Gujarat, two flags are hoisted on the Jagat Mandir. Two flags were hoisted on the summit of the Jagat Mandir to weather the storm Biparjoy yesterday. For safety reasons, another flag is raised above the Dwarkadhish temple, keeping the old flag intact. So let’s know what is the significance behind hoisting two flags on the temple of Dwarkadhish?

If two flags climb on the top of the Jagatmandir, then the trouble will be removed: residents of Dwarka
Five flags are hoisted on the summit of Dwarka Jagatmandir every day. After hoisting the flag yesterday morning, the second numbered flag was hoisted along with the previous one. Talking about Dwarka, when any problem or problem has arisen in Dwarka area, Dwarka residents have put a lot of faith in Kaliya Thakar to remove the problem or problem, two flags are hoisted together on the peak of Jagatmandir. While the residents here believe that Lord Dwarkadhish by hoisting two flags together on the peak of the Jagatmandir removes the troubles that have come upon the people here. This mythological belief is believed by the elders and Bhudevs here. Even before this, two flags have been hoisted at the same time on the peak of Lord Dwarkadhish’s Jagatmandir. Devotees got the benefit of seeing two Dhajas simultaneously yesterday.

A 52-yard swing soars to a height of 151 feet

So in an exclusive conversation with Divya Bhaskar about this, priest Kapilbhai Gor said that the calamity of storms is currently hovering among us. Disaster Management, Meteorological Department is giving us information to be alert. The Dhaja that is hoisted inside our famous Dwarkadhish Temple is about 151 feet tall with a 25 feet flag pole on top of which is hoisted the Dhaja of Lord Dwarkadhish. The dhaja which is hoisted at such a height is bravely changed by the members of the Aboti family five times a day.

The word ‘half-saddle’ is a symbol for mourning, which is said to be unworthy of God
At present, for safety amid the stormy weather and strong winds, the flag is flown down on the flag pole instead of the flag pole. At such times some people call him ‘half-saddle’, but this term is not appropriate for God. ‘Half-saddle’ is symbolic of mourning. When this flag is hoisted down it is a plea to God, that we cannot go up in such an environment so that your flag is hoisted down. In which the two flags that were raised during the day were hoisted down yesterday. Which has been hoisted not on the flag pole but on the flag pole. So that God hears our plea that such a calamity is coming from which the spirit of the people to be saved is attached to these two flags.

Sea water entered the market of pilgrimage Harshad

Earlier also two flags have been hoisted at the time of calamity
There have been many such occasions in the past as well, when it is not considered appropriate to take down the old flag, due to safety reasons, the same flag is kept and another flag is hoisted below. At present, the disaster of Biparjoy is hovering over Gujarat. Even at that time two flags have been hoisted on Jagatmandir. People have unwavering faith in Kaliya Thakar that the Nath of the world will save them from this crisis.

​​​​​​​Red alert in three districts
Due to the possibility of storms, the Meteorological Department has issued a red alert for three districts on June 15 and 16 due to wind speed and rain. In which Kutch, Jamnagar and Dwarka districts have been declared on red alert. In these three districts, strong winds will blow at a speed of 125 to 135 kmph and there is a possibility of heavy to very heavy rains.

Wind speed warning map.

Advance planning of PGVCL system for Bat Dwarka
Dwarka district has been given red alert on June 15 and 16. Also, a heavy current is being seen on the coast of Dwarka. It has been seen that the sea has become rough. Then PGVCL system has taken advance planning for Bat Dwarka. Generators have been dispatched to provide power amid the possibility of storms. As the sea waves are surging, the power lines are likely to break at any moment, if the power lines break, there is a fear of blackout in Bat Dwarka. So to avoid blackout in this area, PGVCL has done operations to send 15 generator sets to Dwarka.

Pilgrims should not travel to Dwarka till June 16: Harsh Sanghvi
Home Minister Harsh Sanghvi has been entrusted with the responsibility of Dwarka district. Then the Home Minister had reached Dwarka. Where they had darshan of Dwarkadhish. After which he appealed to the devotees not to come to Dwarka till 16th June. Also, they said that at present, in 38 villages located at a distance of five kilometers from the sea shore and 44 villages located at a distance of 10 kilometers from the sea shore, the operation of moving people from low-lying areas has been started by night.