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Lalbaugcha Raja immersion delayed due to high tide, expected around 11 pm

Speaking to reporters, Sudhir Salavi, honorary secretary of the Lalbaugcha Raja Sarvajanik Ganeshotsav Mandal, explained that the immersion procession had arrived 10 to 15 minutes later than planned, while the high tide had begun earlier than expected

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The devotees had to wait for the high tide to recede before proceeding with the immersion process. Pic/Shadab Khan

The devotees had to wait for the high tide to recede before proceeding with the immersion process. Pic/Shadab Khan

The immersion of the iconic Lalbaugcha Raja idol is now expected to take place around 11 pm on Sunday, after several delays caused by high tide and technical difficulties, officials said, reported the PTI.

Traditionally, the idol is immersed in the Arabian Sea off Chowpatty in south Mumbai's Girgaon before 9 am. However, this year, the idol was shifted onto a raft only in the late afternoon, following repeated attempts earlier in the day.

The idol had reached Chowpatty over eight hours earlier, after a 28-hour-long grand procession that began from Lalbaug on Saturday afternoon.

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