Suspense crime, Digital Desk : In a story that beautifully merges ancient tradition with modern romance, a young woman from Muzaffarnagar, Uttar Pradesh, has captured the hearts of thousands online by undertaking the arduous Kanwar Yatra, not for her family, but for her boyfriend.The woman, identified as Mahi, was seen walking barefoot from the holy city of Haridwar, carrying a 'kanwar' filled with 21 liters of sacred Ganga Jal (Ganges water). Her destination is a Shiva temple in Meerut, where she plans to perform an offering and pray for the well-being of her beloved.When asked about her unique motivation, Mahi openly shared that her pilgrimage is an act of devotion for her boyfriend. She is praying to Lord Shiva for his long life and for their future together, hoping they will soon be married.The Kanwar Yatra is a demanding annual pilgrimage undertaken by devotees of Lord Shiva, who often travel hundreds of kilometers on foot to collect holy water from the Ganges and offer it at their local temples. While pilgrims traditionally pray for family prosperity or spiritual merit, Mahi's deeply personal and romantic reason has made her journey stand out.Photos and videos of her pilgrimage have spread like wildfire across social media platforms, with many users expressing admiration for her dedication and love. Some have even dubbed her a "modern-day Shravan Kumar," referencing a mythological character known for his ultimate devotion.Mahi's story has become a talking point, celebrated as a touching example of how timeless traditions are being embraced and personalized by the younger generation in new and heartfelt ways.
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