Lanka Dahan enactment performed by Sri Ramlila Sabha in Mathura – Mathura RamLeela Mahotsav
Sri Ramlila Sabha in Mathura presented the Lanka Dahan episode, featuring the burning of Lanka and the delivery of the Choodamani to Prabhu Ram.

Mathura, October 17, 2026: The Sri Ramlila Sabha (registered), Mathura, recently organized an influential enactment of the Lanka Dahan episode in Chitrakoot Dharamshala. The performance depicted the narrative following the rainy season, where a month had passed without news of Sita Mata. Upon learning that the search remained incomplete, Prabhu Ram expressed his concern, leading to the deployment of senior warriors including Nal, Neel, Jamwant, and Angad toward the southern direction.
During their journey, the search party encountered Sampati, the brother of Jatayu, who utilized his long-distance vision to reveal that Sita was residing in the Ashok Vatika on the Trikutachal mountain in Lanka. Guided by the grace of Prabhu Ram and the encouragement of Jamwant, Hanuman arrived in Lanka to continue the search.
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Upon his return, Hanuman presented the Choodamani to Prabhu Ram, who embraced him in gratitude. The event also featured community support, with afternoon Prasad service provided by Mahesh Chandra Dress Wale. The evening Prasad service was managed by Gopal Prasad Surendra Sharma Khouna Mukut Wale.
Several prominent figures participated in and supported the event, including Ravikant Garg, Gopeshwar Nath Chaturvedi, Jayanti Prasad Agarwal, Jugal Kishore Agarwal, Nandkishore Agarwal, Moolchand Garg, Pradeep Kumar Saraf P.K., Vijay Kirodi, Shailesh Agarwal Saraf, Ajay Master, Surendra Sharma Khouna, Sarvesh Sharma, Sanjay Bijli, Vinod Saraf, Shelu Hakim, Anup Tent, and Pt. Amit Bhardwaj.
Regarding future programming for the Mathura Ramlila Mahotsav, Pt. Amit Bhardwaj stated that the Vibhishan Sharanagat, Angad Ravana Samvad, and Lakshman Shakti episodes were scheduled for September 18. These performances were set to take place at the Ramlila Maidan from 4 PM to 6 PM, followed by the Chitrakoot Lila performance at the stage in Masani starting at 7 PM.
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