The residents of Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa kept their worries about the law and order situation aside on Sunday, as they rushed to markets for 'Chaand Raat' shopping, particularly thronging to the bangles and henna stalls on the eve of Eidul Fitr celebrations. A vibrant and bustling scene unfolded across Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa, especially Peshawar, as girls, accompanied by their families, rushed to the shops, adorned with colourful buntings and lights. The peak of shopping activity kicked off after Iftar. Girls flocked to the stalls to buy shiny bangles, vibrant clothes, perfumes, and matching footwear, all in preparation for the joyous occasion. On 'Chand Raat', it was clear that the spirit of celebration had gripped the city. In the heart of Peshawar, particularly in the Cantonment and bustling markets of Jinnah Market, a sea of women and girls created a colourful tapestry, making it impossible to ignore the high demand for traditional Eid accessories. The henna and bangle stalls, now a permanent fixture in many markets, were brimming with excitement as shoppers eagerly explored a dazzling array of bangles in every colour imaginable. "Shopping for bangles and henna always doubles the joy of Eid," said Malaika Bibi, a 12-year-old customer. For Bibi and many others girls, the tradition of spending the entire night of Chand Raat visiting markets with friends, buying accessories, and decorating hands with intricate henna designs is a cherished ritual.
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