Christians Observe All Souls’ Day, illuminate cemeteries

The emergence of CCTV footage has added a fresh dimension to the case

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You Can Also Check: Gold Rate in Kanpur | Silver Rate in Kanpur | Bank Holidays in Kanpur | Public Holidays in Kanpur | Kanpur AQI | Weather in Kanpur | Petrol Price in Kanpur | Diesel Price in Kanpur | CNG Price in Kanpur | LPG Price in Kanpur Stay updated with the latest Kanpur news. The city has around four cemeteries located in Chunniganj, Civil Lines, Lal Kurti and Transport Nagar. Among these, the Civil Lines cemetery is a heritage site under the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI), where burial rituals are no longer performed. In the other cemeteries, members of the community visited graves of their loved ones, cleaned them and decorated them with flowers. They also offered incense sticks, sprayed perfumes and lit candles while remembering those who were no longer among them. Several visitors wrote emotional messages on the graves, recalling their memories and expressing their love for the departed. As evening descended, the cemeteries presented a spectacular sight with hundreds of candles illuminating the graves. Chunniganj cemetery witnessed a particularly heavy footfall. Download the TOI App.

Kanpur: Members of the Christian community in the city observed All Souls’ Day on Monday by decorating the graves of their departed loved ones with flowers, lighting candles and writing emotional messages in their memory.

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