Mau: A silver Shivling has been found in the Ghaghra river in the Mau area of Uttar Pradesh. In fact, in this whole case, as soon as a young man told that he had suddenly found a 53-kg silver Shivling in the Ghaghra river, the news spread like fire in the surrounding area. When people came to know about this whole matter, they started coming to see it and as soon as they saw it, the Shivling reached the police station. After that, people gathered in the police station to worship the Shivling as well. At the same time, the police officials told about the matter that, the investigating agencies have been informed about this Shivalinga and after the investigation, the Shivling will be handed over to the people.

Mau SP Avinash Pandey said, "Some people saw a glowing object in the Ghaghra river. On taking out the object, it was found that it is a Shivling, it has been kept respectfully in the malkhana of the police station. It will be investigated by special agencies.'' At the same time, the Superintendent of Police further said that "The weight of the Shivling is being done by calling the jewellers in front of the people. An investigation by expert agencies will be conducted to find out which area this Shivling belongs to and what is behind it. A thorough investigation will be conducted and further action will be taken. If nothing else comes up, the people of the police station area who have got this Shivling will be handed over to them, but first, it will be investigated by all the agencies.''

According to the news coming out, a man named Rammilan Nishad was bathing in the river and during this time he was taking soil out of the river to wash the puja vessel when he realized that something was happening in the sand, so he started digging there. He then called Ramchandra Nishad, who was fishing, and both of them were surprised when they found a silver Shivling in the excavation. After that, Shivlings was immediately brought home and the priest of the nearby temple was informed about it. After that, the Shivling was kept and after that, it was brought to the police station.

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