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IN PHOTOS: Amit Shah visits Lalbaugcha Raja as Ganeshotsav 2029 celebrations begin in Mumbai

Updated On: 14 September, 2026 08:49 PM IST | Asif Ali Sayed

Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Monday visited the iconic Lalbaugcha Raja Ganpati mandal in Mumbai and sought the blessings of the deity during the Ganeshotsav 2026. Pics/X (@mieknathshinde and @Dev_Fadnavis)

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The Union Home Minister is known for visiting Lalbaugcha Raja every year during the festival. Pics/X (@mieknathshinde and @Dev_Fadnavis)
The Union Home Minister is known for visiting Lalbaugcha Raja every year during the festival. Pics/X (@mieknathshinde and @Dev_Fadnavis)
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Lalbaugcha Raja is popularly known the wish-fulfilling Ganpati
Lalbaugcha Raja is popularly known the wish-fulfilling Ganpati
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The visit drew attention as devotees gathered at one of Mumbai’s most prominent Ganpati mandals to celebrate the festival
The visit drew attention as devotees gathered at one of Mumbai’s most prominent Ganpati mandals to celebrate the festival
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Shah visited the popular mandal with his wife and son Jay Shah, who is the chairman of the International Cricket Council (ICC)
Shah visited the popular mandal with his wife and son Jay Shah, who is the chairman of the International Cricket Council (ICC)
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Shah’s visit to the mandal was part of his engagements in Mumbai during the Ganesh festival
Shah’s visit to the mandal was part of his engagements in Mumbai during the Ganesh festival
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The visit came as Mumbai and other parts of Maharashtra continued to observe the festival with religious ceremonies and public celebrations
The visit came as Mumbai and other parts of Maharashtra continued to observe the festival with religious ceremonies and public celebrations

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