Bureau report
Uttarakhand : A remarkable act of devotion and family values during the ongoing Kanwar Yatra has captured the attention of social media users across the country. In a heartwarming scene, a daughter-in-law is seen carrying her 90-year-old mother-in-law in a specially designed Kanwar while also transporting 71 litres of holy Ganga water for Lord Shiva.
The inspiring visuals have gone viral, with many comparing the woman to Shravan Kumar, the legendary figure from Hindu mythology known for carrying his elderly parents on a pilgrimage. However, this time, it is a daughter-in-law earning admiration for displaying extraordinary dedication, love, and respect towards her elderly family member.
According to the viral video, the woman continues her Kanwar Yatra while carefully ensuring the comfort and safety of her 90-year-old mother-in-law throughout the journey. Alongside this, she is also carrying 71 litres of sacred Ganga water, making the pilgrimage even more challenging.
The video has received widespread appreciation online, with thousands of users praising her selfless service and calling her an example of compassion and traditional family values. Many social media users described the moment as a symbol of respect for elders and the spirit of the Kanwar Yatra.
The Kanwar Yatra, one of India’s largest annual religious pilgrimages, sees millions of devotees collect holy water from the Ganga and offer it to Lord Shiva during the auspicious month of Shravan.
While the exact location and identity of the family shown in the viral video have not been independently verified, the incident has resonated deeply with people, highlighting a touching example of devotion, sacrifice, and humanity.
Disclaimer: This report is based on a viral video circulating on social media. The identity, location, and specific details have not been independently verified.
