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Nagula Chaviti observed with fervor
A sizable number of newly married couples and others worshipped the Nagendra Swamy, the serpent god, with religious fervor here on Saturday at Neelakantheswara Swamy temple on Saturday in connection with the Nagula Chaviti. Former MLA and wife of Union Minister Kotla Jaya Suryaprakash Reddy, Kotla Sujathamma worshipped by offering milk to the serpent god in the ‘Valmeekam’ (snake pit).
Kurnool: A sizable number of newly married couples and others worshipped the Nagendra Swamy, the serpent god, with religious fervor here on Saturday at Neelakantheswara Swamy temple on Saturday in connection with the Nagula Chaviti. Former MLA and wife of Union Minister Kotla Jaya Suryaprakash Reddy, Kotla Sujathamma worshipped by offering milk to the serpent god in the ‘Valmeekam’ (snake pit).
Nagula Chaviti would be followed by Nagula Panchami and Nagula Shashti and during the all the three days the devotees worship the Nagendra Swamy. The devotees believe that their wishes would be fulfilled if they worship Nagendra Swamy during the Nagula Chaviti. The newly married couples believe that there would not be any family disputes if they worship the serpent god with fervor. They also believe that they would beget children if they worship the god in the snake pit.
