Bhubaneswar: The sacred festival of Eid-ul-Fitr was celebrated with great joy and religious fervor across the districts of Bhadrak and Kendrapara. Thousands of devotees gathered to offer prayers, marking the end of the holy month of Ramadan. The celebrations emphasized the spirit of brotherhood and communal harmony. 
Eid-ul-Fitr 2026: Peaceful Celebrations in Bhadrak and Kendrapara


Peace and Devotion in Bhadrak District

In Bhadrak, the festivities spread across the entire district. Residents celebrated the occasion in several areas, including 
  • Dhamanagar and Basudevpur
  • Bant and Dhamra
  • Dhushuri and Tihidi
  • Chandbali and Bhandaripokhari
More than 140 mosques throughout the district organized mass prayers. People from all walks of life, including local representatives and members of various social organizations, joined the celebrations. They exchanged warm greetings and shared sweets to mark the day.
To ensure the event remained peaceful, the district administration took strict precautions. Superintendent of Police (SP) Manoj Raut stated that the police implemented a robust security plan. This helped the public celebrate the festival without any safety concerns. 


Grand Celebrations in Kendrapara District

Similarly, Kendrapara district witnessed a grand celebration of Eid-ul-Fitr. In Kendrapara town, special mass prayers were held at several prominent locations such as:
  • Fakirabad and Mehbubabad
  • Mohammadi Mosque
  • Ranpada and Eidgah Mahalla
Political leaders and community representatives visited these locations to extend their best wishes to the Muslim community. The festive atmosphere reflected a deep sense of unity among the residents.
To maintain law and order, the police department deployed eight platoons of police force across the town. This deployment ensured that the large gatherings remained organized and safe. The festival was also celebrated with traditional enthusiasm in other parts of the district, including Aali, Pattamundai, Rajnagar, Rajkanika, Marshaghai, Mahakalpada, and Patkura.
Throughout both districts, the celebration of Eid-ul-Fitr served as a beautiful example of peace and cultural togetherness.