MP News: Why Donkeys Were Fed Gulab Jamun in Mandsaur, Watch Video

In a unique and surprising tradition, donkeys in Mandsaur were treated to a feast of gulab jamun, a popular Indian sweet. The video of this unusual event quickly went viral on social media.
The celebration followed the long-awaited rainfall in the region, which brought immense joy to the local residents. To express their gratitude and fulfill a vow to their deity, the people of Mandsaur fed the donkeys gulab jamun.
Local residents explained that this ritual is part of an age-old tradition. To please the gods and ensure good rainfall, donkeys are used to plow the fields. Once the rain arrives and the people's wishes are fulfilled, they reward the donkeys with gulab jamun as a gesture of thanks.
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"This is an ancient tradition that we continue to uphold," said a local villager. "Feeding gulab jamun to the donkeys after a good rain is our way of showing gratitude to the gods for their blessings."
The video of the donkeys enjoying the sweet treat has captured the attention of many, highlighting the unique cultural practices and beliefs of the region.