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In awe with the magnificence of the Mahakumbh, these Sanatanis from Pakistan said they fell short of words to describe their experience.

- HT Correspondent

MAHAKUMBH NAGAR: Driven by faith, a 72-member group from neighboring Pakistan arrived in the tent city in Prayagraj and took a holy dip in the Sangam and offered prayers.

In awe with the magnificence of the Mahakumbh, these Sanatanis from Pakistan said they fell short of words to describe their experience.

Among the members, Makhija, who hails from Sindh province of Pakistan, described the experience as more than divine. He said that he did not have words to describe his experience here.

Another member, Mukesh, who came from Gotki, said that he had visited Sangam for the first time and had never thought of anything like such a mega religious mela full of divinity.

Karishma, a housewife and member of the group from Pakistan, was also full of amazement to bathe in the Ganga. "I had always heard about Kumbh, but this is the first time I am able to experience what it feels like in a Kumbh Mela with bhajans resonating in the air 24x7, saffron-clad sadhus busy blessing the crowds as Ganga flows by silently," she said.