The importance of Mahakali multiplied a thousand times as it helped to avenge the injustice done to women and destroy the ungodly tendencies.  Rani Hirai started the procession on Chaitra Pournima in front of the Goddess.  However, due to the increase in the number of thieves and robbers in the Yatra, the Bhosle kings stopped the Yatra.  Later, during the British rule, the goddess gave a vision to Rajabai Devkarin of Nanded and signaled the resumption of the Yatra.  Since then, thousands of devotees from Nanded started coming to see the Goddess.  Therefore, the Mahakali Yatra of Chaitra Pournima is also called 'Yatra of Nanded'.  Thousands of devotees from Vidarbha, Marathwada, Karnataka, Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, Chhattisgarh and Madhya Pradesh join the yatra.  This group includes Mahar, Mang, Garodi, Kaikadi, Kunbi people of Kak caste.  Many folk songs like "I saw from Varde, fort Chandni Chandni ... Gondaraja's construction", "Aali Aaliya Mahakali Ticha Kalena Anubhavu", "My Majhi Mahakali Tu Satvachi Gam Dhar" can be heard in this yatra.  Successful with the visit of Mahakali, the mother of the poor, the grandparents in the village wait for their return with their family singing the songs of Mahakali.  By all means, this celebration should be experienced by visiting.