"amrit-snan"

Despite the large turnout, the Uttar Pradesh government, with continuous monitoring by CM Yogi, has ensured that the event runs smoothly. Pilgrims have praised the seamless arrangements, reflecting the government's diligent efforts to manage such a large-scale event

Being the last auspicious 'snan' of the Maha Kumbh, a large number of devotees had begun to gather on the banks of the Sangam from close to midnight, and while some camped and waited patiently to take the dip at 'Brahma Muhurt', scores of them performed the bathing rituals much before the appointed time.

Lakhs of devotees have already taken the holy dip at the Triveni Sangam and other ghats since the bathing started early morning

Chief Minister Adityanath monitoring situation of Maha Kumbh's third 'Amrit Snan' since 3.30 am

To prevent overcrowding at the Triveni ghats, additional police forces have been deployed and barricades have been increased

The emphasis on 'zero error' assumes significance in wake of a deadly stampede that claimed at least 30 lives during previous snan on January 29. At least 60 got injured in the tragic incident

"PM Modi spoke to Yogi Ji about the situation at the Kumbh Mela, reviewed the developments, and called for immediate support measures"

Saints and seers including the ash-smeared Nagas from various Akharas were also in the process of proceeding towards the Triveni Sangam at the break of dawn