Mysuru: On Sunday, today the 14-elephant squad that participated in the iconic Mysuru Dasara Jumboo Savari was given a traditional farewell at the palace premises. Also Read: Bengaluru: Caste Census Survey at Union Minister V. Somanna’s Residence, Staff Reprimanded..!!

A special puja was performed for the elephants, and they were offered fruits as part of the ceremony. In a heartwarming moment, all the elephants simultaneously raised their trunks in a salute, captivating the onlookers.[Netflix Official License] Crossbeats Lumex Flix Projector 4k Ultra HD, 1080p Native, Android 13, WiFi, 16000 Lumens, Smart Mini Projector for Room, Portable Home Cinema, Built-in Apps, 300''Display

One by one, they boarded lorries to return to their camps.For the past two months, the elephant squad, led by Captain Abhimanyu, had been a central attraction of Mysuru Dasara.

Stationed in the city, these majestic animals became a focal point of joy for tourists and locals alike. Their participation in the grand Jumboo Savari added regal splendor to the festival, earning them a special place in people’s hearts.Also Read: Bengaluru: Don’t Ask About Sheep, Poultry, Gold, or Watches in Caste Census Survey: DK Shivakumar

Crowds eagerly thronged to take photographs with the elephants, creating cherished memories.The farewell was an emotional moment, particularly for children, who bid tearful goodbyes to the gentle giants.

The traditional send-off marked the poignant conclusion of Mysuru Dasara, with the elephants having flawlessly performed their duties, enhancing the festival’s grandeur. During the ceremony, the public expressed gratitude to the elephants, cementing their role as an integral part of Mysuru’s cultural heritage.Also Read: Washington: Bagalkote Native Rahul Patil Appointed as Anthropic’s New CEO

This farewell will remain etched in the memories of those who witnessed it, symbolizing the deep connection between tradition and festivity.