Here is Ravana's son-in-law, does not burn the effigy of the effigy
In the general sense, regardless of Ravana as a symbol of evils, its effigy is burnt on Dussehra. According to the legends, the name of Mandsaur in Madhya Pradesh was first Daspur and it is also considered as the mother of Rao's wife, Mandodari. In some areas of Madhya Pradesh, this mythological character has a tradition of worshiping in different forms and it seems to be spreading in new areas. Many organizations oppose Ravana's effigy to burn and worship Ravana too. Mahesh Gaohar, president of Jai Lankesh Mitra Mandal, an Indore-based organization of Ravan devotees, said, "We have been celebrating Dussehra as Ravan Moksha Diwas for nearly five decades. Like every time, even this year, we will worship Ravana on Dussehra and will appeal to the people not to combust our idol's statue in the light of our faith. ' 'Shiva bhakta hai rawan hai do ketne hai puja' However, the tradition of worship of Ravana is quite the opposite of the prevailing religious beli...