Devotees are allowed to transport Ganesh idols on the Aqua Line, but there are restrictions. The size of the idols is limited to a certain height. This height is measured from the base of the idol to its highest point.
A specific maximum size has been set for the idols. This maximum size is defined in both inches and centimeters.
Further details about transporting idols on the Aqua Line can be found through the MMRCL's appeal to devotees, which includes the specific size limits.
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