Devotees with their offerings during the Navarathiri festival chariot procession.
FOR M. Krishnan and his daughter, Ranjeeta, following the Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple chariot procession for Navarathri is more than just a divine calling.
The retired government servant said he grew up in a house three doors down from the temple and would follow the chariot procession on foot every year.
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Devotees with their offerings during the Navarathiri festival chariot procession.
The deity being brought out to be placed on the chariot for the Navarathiri festival chariot procession.
The Navarathri chariot procession moving from the Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple to Jalan Jelutong. — Photos: ZHAFARAN NASIB/The Star
Ranjeeta remembers how as a child, her father would carry her for the entire chariot procession.
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