11 November 2026
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Police, Senior Citizens, All Come Together To Dance in Gay Abandon on Ganesh Visarjan

In a video shared by IPS officer Navniet Sekera, the young and the old are seen dancing while taking part in a Ganesh visarjan procession.
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IPS officer Navniet Sekera has shared a video of Ganesh visarjan in Mumbai, on X. In the video, young and old, and even policemen, are seen dancing to the beats of music on the streets of Mumbai.

For Mumbaikars, Ganesh Utsav is the biggest festival of the year and they look forward to taking part in the festivities. The video shared by the officer captured the true essence of the festival, where everyone immerses themselves in welcoming Bappa with great fanfare and bidding goodbye to him until next year with equal fanfare, dancing and crying at the same time. It’s a sight to behold!

Watch the video:


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