Telangana Government takes shocking decision during Bonala festivals.. No permission for them

The vibrant Bonalu festival of the Ashada month has officially begun in Telangana, bringing with it a wave of devotion and cultural fervor. This annual celebration, which is a tribute to Goddess Mahankali, is marked by colorful processions, traditional rituals, and a deep sense of community participation. Bonalu holds immense religious significance and is especially celebrated with grandeur in various parts of Hyderabad and Secunderabad.

The highlight of the celebrations, the Ujjain Mahankali Ammavari Bonalu, will take place in Secunderabad on July 13 and 14. Known popularly as Lashkar Bonalu, this event draws thousands of devotees from across the state. In preparation, the city has been placed under high-security measures with a deployment of 1,500 police personnel to ensure the safety of devotees. Authorities have clearly stated that the use of DJs and loud music systems is prohibited to maintain the sanctity of the occasion.

To facilitate smooth movement and access, special parking arrangements have been made for vehicles arriving at the venue. The festival, which spans an entire month, will include a series of religious events, cultural performances, and processions. With both devotion and festivity at its core, Lashkar Bonalu is expected to be a grand spectacle, celebrating the rich spiritual heritage and cultural traditions of Telangana