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Why Holika killed in the fire

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Answered by pari2208
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Explanation:

The burning of Holika is the most common mythological explanation for the celebration of Holi. In different parts of India varying reasons are given for Holika's death but all agree that the incident occurred in the city of Mulasthana (modern Multan), Punjab. Among those are:

Vishnu stepped in and hence Holika burnt.

Holika was given the power by the Brahma on the understanding that it can never be used to bring harm to anyone.

Holika wore a shawl that would protect her from fire. So when she was asked by her brother Hiranyakasyap to sit in the fire with Prahlad she put on the shawl and sat Prahlad down in her lap. When the fire was lit Prahlad began praying to Lord Vishnu. So Lord Vishnu summoned a gust of wind to blow the shawl off of Holika and on to Prahlad, saving him from the flames of the bonfire and burning Holika to her death.[

Answered by ItsNewton23
16

Answer:

Because holika tried to kill prehlad .

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