Jhabua (Madhya Pradesh):To register Jhabua's name in the Golden Book of World Record, 1,128 children came together at Rajwada Chowk in Jhabua district before Krishna Janmashtami on the stage as little Shri Krishna.
This is the first time when Kanha is seen in such a large number in a district's program. After the participation of 1,128 children, a claim was also made by the committee to record the event in the Golden Book of World Records.
Over 1,128 Hindu-Muslim children dressed as Shri Krishna in Jhabua, created world record Due to the claim, the officials of the Golden Book of World Records were also present to judge the program.
A program called Bal Krishna's Sahastra Darshan was organized by the private educational institution Sharda Group of Education at Rajwada Chowk in the city.
In the program, many Muslim children also participated in the form of little Krishna.
The officer, who came to investigate the claim of the event, confirmed that the event held, broke the previous record.
At the end of the program, the institution was also given a certificate from the Golden Book of World Records.
Golden Book of World Record (GBWR) is an exclusive International Book of Records.
The record book aims to give a platform to people who have some hidden or unhidden talent, who want to stand ahead of others and want to have their name in the golden pages of history by doing and accomplishing unique attempts.
GWBR is actively functioning to recognize and publish unique achievements for such talented people all around the world.
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