The Hindu temple that pays homage to the ‘Shri Mata Sheetla Devi'
The temple is found close to a pond at the Guragon village and is frequented by huge numbers of devotees throughout the year. One reason behind the constant visits of the locals is that it is believed that this goddess has the power to prevent small box. That goes hand in hand with the belief that it is the goddess of sores and pustules. The origin of the temple is quite fascinating as it involves much of folklore and most of them centre around the fact that the power of the goddess has resulted in significant victories at the war front and it is believed that as a token of appreciation, the temple has been built by the victorious prince This deity is created from gold polished mettle and appears shimmering within its wooden casket and is assembled on a tiny marble platform.
The statue is claimed to weigh about 4kg. Throughout the year, the idol remains under the authority of a priest or Pujari who for various functions and occasions carries the statue of this goddess right around the temple. The temple is also the place for the mundun ceremony where people traditionally shave the heads of their sons. While the temple enjoys a constant arrival of visitors, during the months of September and August which is the month of ‘Shavarna' the throng of visitors tend to thin out.
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