Telangana’s BRS Leader K Kavitha Participates in Prayers at ‘Peddagattu Jatara’ Festival
Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) MLC K Kavitha Participates in Peddagattu Jatara Festival
Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) MLC K Kavitha recently attended the Peddagattu Jatara festival in Telangana’s Suryapet district. This five-day festival is celebrated in honor of Lord Lingamanthulu Swamy and Goddess Choudamma once every two years. It is considered to be the second-largest religious congregation in Telangana, following the Medaram Sammakka-Saralamma jatara.
Significance of Peddagattu Jatara
During her visit to the Lingamantula Swamy temple, K Kavitha expressed her gratitude for being able to offer prayers and participate in the rituals of the festival. She highlighted the cultural and traditional importance of the Peddagattu Jatara, emphasizing that it reflects the rich heritage of Telangana. Kavitha also mentioned that under the leadership of Chief Minister KCR, significant funds were allocated for the development of the temple and the smooth conduct of the festival.
In her own words, Kavitha stated, “The jatara is a symbol of our rich cultural and spiritual heritage, whose devotion keeps our traditions alive.” She took to Twitter to share her experience at the sacred festival and sought the blessings of Lingamantula Swamy for the well-being of the people of Telangana.
Celebration for the Yadava Community
The Peddagattu Jatara holds special significance for the Yadava community, who consider Lingamantula Swamy as their primary deity. The five-day festival is a time for members of this community to come together, offer prayers, and seek blessings for prosperity and unity.
K Kavitha’s message of unity and strength, guided by the blessings of Lingamantula Swamy, resonates with the spirit of the festival. Her participation in the Peddagattu Jatara reflects her commitment to honoring and preserving the cultural traditions of Telangana.
Overall, the Peddagattu Jatara festival serves as a reminder of the rich cultural tapestry of Telangana and the importance of upholding age-old traditions in the modern world. It is a time for spiritual reflection, community bonding, and seeking blessings for the well-being of all.