Niranjani Akhada, one of the 13 ‘akhadas’ of seers participating in the Haridwar Kumbh, on April 15 decided to opt out of the event because of the deteriorating COVID-19 situation in the state.
“The main Shahi Snan held on the occasion of Mesh Sankranti on April 14 is over. Many in our ‘akhada’ are showing COVID-19 symptoms. So, for us the Kumbh Mela is over,” Niranjani Akhada secretary Ravindra Puri said.
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