There was a huge rush of pilgrims who arrived here to make a round of Goverdhan hill after taking a dip in the waters of the Manasi Ganga.
"(But) despite the heavy rush, no untoward incidents have been reported so far," said the officer for the fair, Avinash Sharma.
Several organisations have set up langars, or communal kitchens, which are serving food and refreshments to the people, he added.
Strangely enough, the parikrama is on in full swing even though the procession of disciples of 'Sanatan Goswami' was taken out this evening.
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