Ravana worshipped instead of burned in parts of Madhya Pradesh on Dussehra
- While most of India burns Ravana's effigies, some MP communities worship him on Dussehra.
- • In Mandsaur, locals honour Ravana as their son-in-law because his wife Mandodari is believed to be from the region.
- In Vidisha's Ravangram village, devotees worship Ravana Baba as a guardian deity believed to fulfil wishes.
- Communities offer prayers, perform rituals & honour Ravana's wisdom, devotion to Lord Shiva & ancestral connections.
Source: newindianexpress.com
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