Phase II of Hola Mohalla starts

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Anandpur Sahib, March 24

After three days at Kiratpur Sahib, the second phase of Hola Mohalla festival started here today.

More than 20 lakh devotees from all over the country as well as abroad are likely to pay obeisance at local gurdwaras, including Takht Sri Kesgarh Sahib till March 26 when the festival is scheduled to conclude with a ‘mohalla’ (procession) by Nihang Sikhs.

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