Why have people worshiped Bullet Baba for years to protect them from accidents?

Jaipur, October 13, 2021, Wednesday

During the nine days of Navratri, people start worshiping and adoring gods and goddesses. The number of people visiting the Bullet Baba temple at a place called Bannadham on the Pali Highway, 50 km from Jodhpur in Rajasthan, increases during Navratri. Worship is done. This bullet protects the visitors from accidents during Baba's journey. In the temple built under the shade of a tree, Baba's unbroken flame has been burning for the last 35 years.

Om Singh Thakur, who was passing by on a bullet bike, was killed in 1988 when his motorcycle got lost in a tree. Since then, many motorists have lost their lives in this place by accident, so the devotees built a temple for the motorcyclist and his driver and built a temple which is today known as the Bullet Baba Temple. According to a legend, the motorbike was kept at the police station after the driver's death but mysteriously came to the scene of the accident, so the locals have started worshiping the temple of the motorbike and its driver. People worship Bullet Baba for protection from accidents. During the festival of Shakti worship, more and more people come to offer garlands of flowers, incense sticks, lamps and offerings.