Hedum village in Jharkhand’s Chatra district stands as a beacon of religious tolerance, where a Hindu family has been commemorating Muharram for over seven decades. The Bhogta family, led by Kamakhya Singh, exemplifies unity by celebrating not only Muharram but also Islamic festivals like Ramadan and Eid. The village, devoid of a Muslim population, witnesses a collaborative effort during Muharram, with villagers contributing to the Tazia preparation and participating in the procession. The festivities include a vibrant fair at Kalyanpur Bazar Tand, attracting people from various regions, and feature local youth showcasing traditional skills. The family’s commitment to this tradition began with Kamakhya Singh’s grandfather, emphasizing a legacy of communal harmony and respect.
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