Ancient Shivlinga Surfaces During Excavation Work For Simhastha 2028 In Ujjain; Devotees Rush To Worship – Video
A large ancient Shiva lingam was found during excavation for a ramp construction near the Mahakaleshwar Temple area in Ujjain. The finding happened during Simhastha preparations. Devotees gathered in large numbers as priests performed rituals. Construction work has been stopped and authorities are investigating its age and significance.
Indore (Madhya Pradesh): A large ancient Shivlingam was discovered during excavation work near the Mahakaleshwar Temple area in Ujjain on Thursday.
The Shivlinga surfaced during excavation work for a tunnel project-- which is part of preparations for the upcoming Simhastha Kumbh Mela.
A video has surfaced showing a large ancient Shivlinga found during excavation work.
The footage clearly shows the uncovered Shivling along with the place where it was buried underground during digging for a ramp construction.
Watch the video below :
Officials said that the excavation was being done to build a ramp for entering the underground tunnel area. However, while digging for the ramp, workers unexpectedly found a large Shiva lingam buried underground.
A Side Engineer said, “At around 4 AM, when the temple doors were opened and the Shivling was found, the operator and engineer were also present. They immediately informed the temple authorities by phone.”
He added that a priest came soon after and performed 'puja' and 'abhishek' of the Shivling. After this, all construction work was stopped for now.
According to information, the site is near the famous Mahakaleshwar Temple.
Authorities have informed the Archaeological Department, which will study the Shivling to determine its age and historical importance. The collector is also expected to visit the site, after which further decisions on the construction work will be taken.
While digging, workers found the Shiva lingam made from a single stone buried deep underground.
As it was uncovered, devotees gathered in large amount and began chanting "Har Har Mahadev" and "Jai Shri Mahakal."
For now, the administration has stopped the construction work and informed the Archaeological Department. Experts will study the structure to determine its age and historical importance.
This discovery has led to a large number of devotees gathering there to offer prayers and have darshan.
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