Hareli is the first festival of Chhattisgarhi folk culture. Chief Minister Vishnu Dev Sai, dressed in traditional attire, along with his wife Kaushalya Sai duly worshipped agricultural equipment.

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Hareli folk festival is being celebrated with great pomp in Chhattisgarh today. Chief Minister Vishnudev Sai also celebrated this festival traditionally with his entire family. He extended his heartfelt wishes of Hareli to the people of the state. During this, the Chief Minister encouraged the artists. On the request of the artists of Raut Nacha, Chief Minister Vishnudev Sai wore Chhattisgarhi traditional costumes and encouraged the artists, due to which a new energy was seen in this festival of Hareli.

Chief Minister Vishnudev Sai, along with his wife Kaushalya Sai and family members, duly worshiped Tulsi Mata, Nanger, agricultural equipment, Gidi. On this occasion, he wished for a good harvest, prosperity of farmers and the people of the state.

Know what is Hareli folk festival?

The traditions and culture of Chhattisgarh have come alive in the Chief Minister’s residence. Hareli, which is the first and most prominent festival of Chhattisgarh, is being celebrated with great pomp by Chief Minister Vishnudev Sai along with his family and the general public.

CM residence comes alive in folk colors
The Chief Minister’s residence was decorated in accordance with traditional decorations and Chhattisgarhi culture, adapting it to the Chhattisgarhi rural environment. On this occasion, special arrangements are made for Chhattisgarhi music, folk dance, traditional Gadwa Baja, Raut Nacha and Gedi dance. On this occasion, the agricultural culture of Chhattisgarh has come alive with the stalls of traditional agricultural equipment.