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West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Monday urged pilgrims to go to Gangasagar Mela in smaller numbers this year in view of COVID pandemic,announcing that arrangements have been made for 'e-snan (bath)', whereby holy water and sacred food will be sent to anyone who orders for these from any part of the country. She said that provisions have also been made for e-darshan of Gangasagar Mela for those who want to pay obeisance from their homes.

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