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'Kali Kamli Wale' Appears After 20 Years at Panna's Jugal Kishore Temple; Know the Secret.
- •Lord Shri Jugal Kishore Sarkar appeared in his 'Kali Kamli Wale' form after nearly 20 years at Panna's Jugal Kishore Temple.
- •Devotees gathered in large numbers to witness this rare divine sight, considering it a great blessing.
- •The special tableau was set up after continuous rain for over 24 hours in Panna during the month of Bhado, following Radha Ashtami.
- •According to temple priest Mukesh Kumar Sharma, mythological belief states Lord Krishna emerged in a black blanket during similar rains in Dwapar Yuga.
- •The Shri Jugal Kishore Temple in Panna, known as Mini Vrindavan, celebrates all festivals according to Mathura and Vrindavan traditions.
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The rare 'Kali Kamli Wale' tableau depicts Lord Shri Jugal Kishore Sarkar adorned in a black blanket, symbolizing the mythological event in Dwapar Yuga when Lord Krishna wore a black blanket, carried a light and a stick, and searched for cows during continuous heavy rain in the month of Bhado.
This special divine tableau has appeared at the Shri Jugal Kishore Temple after nearly 20 years, as the rare weather conditions matching the mythological legend—continuous heavy rain for over 24 hours following Radha Ashtami—finally occurred again this year.
Following Radha Ashtami in the month of Bhado, Panna experienced continuous heavy rainfall for over 24 hours accompanied by dark clouds and a slight chill in the atmosphere, which prompted the temple to set up the special black blanket tableau.
