The Lalbaugcha Raja committee on Sunday announced that on Monday, September 16, the charan sparsh queue will close earlier than usual at 6 am. The Mukh Darshan queue, however, will remain open until midnight ahead of the Ganesh visarjan.

The Labaughcha Raja committee said that the change is being made to manage the large number of devotees expected for the visarjan festivities. The charan sparsh queue, where devotees can touch the feet of the Ganpati idol, will not accept visitors after 6 a.m. On the other hand, those wishing to have a glimpse of the Ganpati idol in the Mukha Darshan queue can do so until 12 am.