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After completing the ritual, she pulls the phone out, shakes off the excess water, and the device appears to remain functional, though a brief glitch on the screen hints at possible minor damage.
Her act was a creative attempt to include her husband in the spiritual experience of the holy dip, a ritual believed to cleanse sins and bring blessings.
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The Maha Kumbh, a massive Hindu festival held every 12 years, drew over 63 crore devotees this year, with the final “amrit snan” occurring on February 26. For those unable to attend, symbolic gestures like dipping photos or chanting names are common, but this woman’s modern twist—using technology to facilitate a “digital snan”—stood out.
The video, posted on Instagram, sparked a range of reactions online, from amusement to admiration. Social media users dubbed her “Gopi Bahu 2025” (a reference to a TV character known for quirky acts), while others joked that her husband should “dry his hair” to avoid catching a cold or that the phone’s “sins” were washed away too.
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Little is known about this woman beyond this incident—no specific details about her age, background, or occupation have surfaced in reports. Her action, however, reflects a blend of devotion and innovation, capturing the spirit of adaptation amid the massive pilgrimage.
Whether the phone fully survived its sacred swim remains unclear, but the moment has certainly left a lasting impression on the internet and added a unique footnote to the Maha Kumbh 2025.
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