A 210-year-old tradition, Digvijay Singh will not participate…

A 210-year-old tradition will be carried out today at Radyogarh fort, the stronghold of Digvijay Singh, former cm of madhya pradesh and lok sabha candidate from the Rajgarh parliamentary seat. Today Hilla Utsav will be celebrated at the fort. However, former cm Digvijay Singh will not attend the festival. Former cm Digvijay Singh has congratulated the people of Radyogarh on the occasion of Hilla Utsav by making the song Hilla viral on social media.

According to the elders of Radyogarh, british commander john Baptiste attacked the Radyogarh fort with his army. At that time the command of Radyogarh was in the hands of Hindupath king Raja jai Singh. With the help of a huge army, john Baptist conquered the fort of Bajranggarh. After this, the british army laid siege to the Radyogarh fort. Due to limited resources, Radyogarh could not fight for long.

Raja jai Singh attacked the Sheopur cantonment and captured the british commander's son. He was informed about this and asked to withdraw his army from Radyogarh Fort. The morale of the enemy army was broken due to the skillful strategy of king jai Singh. When the british army started withdrawing, the villagers of Nandner were the first to come and give the news, since then this tradition started.

Laxman Singh-Jaywardhan Singh will be included

This time too, former cm Digvijay Singh will not participate in the Hilla Utsav to be celebrated at Radyogarh Fort. rajya sabha MP Digvijay Singh is contesting from Rajgarh parliamentary seat after 33 years. Radyogarh falls in this lok sabha constituency. Digvijay Singh's younger brother and former mla Laxman Singh and mla Jaivardhan Singh will be present in the Hilla Utsav.

Play holi with the royal family

It is said that this tradition started 210 years ago in Radyogarh Fort. This festival is celebrated on the Teej of holi, in which the people of the town reach the residence of the former royal family to play holi with the members. This time also this tradition will be followed.