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Ganesha Idol Falls in Nallasopara

Ganesha idol collapses, 4-5 devotees escape unhurt. Incident occurred during rain

Mumbai Alert · City Desk
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City Desk · Mumbai Alert News · Sun, 13 September 2026 at 12:30 am
Ganesha Idol Falls in Nallasopara

A Lord Ganesha idol collapsed in the Yashwant Gaurav area of Nallasopara on September 12, 2026, between 6:00 pm and 7:00 pm. The incident happened when devotees lost their balance while trying to cover the idol with plastic sheets due to sudden rain.

The idol was being transported from a workshop when the unexpected downpour forced the group to make a hurried attempt to protect it. A video of the accident went viral on social media, showing four to five devotees trapped under the fallen idol.

Fortunately, everyone is safe and no serious injuries were reported. Local residents rushed to the spot immediately and assisted in lifting the heavy structure. Senior Police Inspector Vishwas Valvi of Nallasopara Police Station confirmed that no one suffered severe injuries, with those involved receiving only minor scrapes.

The idol was safely recovered and subsequently transported to the local mandal premises. The incident briefly caused panic in the area, but thanks to the quick response of the locals, the situation was brought under control.

Ganeshotsav is a significant festival in Mumbai, and such incidents can be devastating for the devotees. However, in this case, the quick thinking and actions of the locals helped prevent any major injuries.

The festival is celebrated with great enthusiasm in Nallasopara, and the incident has not dampened the spirits of the devotees. The local mandal has taken necessary precautions to ensure the safety of the devotees and the idol.

The incident serves as a reminder of the importance of being prepared for unexpected situations, especially during festivals and celebrations. The quick response of the locals and the authorities helped prevent any major injuries, and the festival can continue without any major disruptions.

In a separate incident, a 15-ft Ganesh idol collapsed in Kurla, and the Dharavi Mandal has decided to bring a 7-8-ft replacement idol on Sunday. The incident in Nallasopara is a reminder of the risks involved in transporting and handling large idols, and the need for proper precautions and safety measures.

The festival of Ganeshotsav is a time for celebration and worship, and incidents like these can be a setback for the devotees. However, the quick response of the locals and the authorities has helped prevent any major injuries, and the festival can continue without any major disruptions.

In conclusion, the incident in Nallasopara is a reminder of the importance of being prepared for unexpected situations, especially during festivals and celebrations. The quick response of the locals and the authorities helped prevent any major injuries, and the festival can continue without any major disruptions.

The safety of the devotees and the idol is of utmost importance, and necessary precautions should be taken to prevent such incidents in the future. The incident in Nallasopara serves as a reminder of the need for proper safety measures and precautions during festivals and celebrations.

Frequently asked questions

What happened to the Ganesha idol in Nallasopara?

The Ganesha idol collapsed while being transported during sudden rain, but fortunately, no one suffered severe injuries.

Were there any injuries reported in the incident?

Yes, but only minor scrapes were reported, and everyone is safe.

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