NEW DELHI: Uttar Pradesh chief minister Yogi Adityanath called on Union home minister Amit Shah in Delhi on Sunday. Later, CM Yogi Adityanath held a courtesy meeting with the BJP national president and Union minister Jagat Prakash Nadda .
In a post on X, CM Yogi shared, "Today, a courtesy meeting was held with the hon'ble Union home and cooperation minister Shri Amit Shah Ji in New Delhi, and his guidance was received. Heartfelt thanks for providing your valuable time!"
"Today, a courtesy meeting was held in New Delhi with the honourable national president and Union minister Jagat Prakash Nadda Ji. Heartfelt thanks to you for providing your valuable time!" he further shared.
Earlier in the day, CM Yogi Adityanath held a meeting with district administration officials and public representatives regarding the arrangements for the Garh Ganga Mela 2025. He said that no obscene songs should be played during cultural programmes.
CM Yogi said, "No obscene songs should be played during cultural programs. Instead, we should bring in good teams from the cultural department and include folk artists, folk singers, and folk art in the performances. NDRF , SDRF should be deployed for any emergency situation. Officials should behave properly with the devotees. The public redressal system should be strengthened. CCTV cameras should be in place. Parking and mobile toilet facilities must be ensured. In future, we should try to install zero liquid discharge toilets."
He further said that the ghats should be prepared in such a way that there is no chaos while taking a bath.
"Changing rooms for women should be available. Cleanliness should be given special importance. Single-use plastic has been banned. Safety from electrocution should be ensured. Fire safety precautions have been taken. Temporary hospitals should be built. Anti-snake venom and rabies vaccine should be available. SDRF, NDRF teams should keep patrolling during the bath," he further said.
The Garh Ganga Mela in Hapur occurs around Kartik Purnima in November.
In a post on X, CM Yogi shared, "Today, a courtesy meeting was held with the hon'ble Union home and cooperation minister Shri Amit Shah Ji in New Delhi, and his guidance was received. Heartfelt thanks for providing your valuable time!"
"Today, a courtesy meeting was held in New Delhi with the honourable national president and Union minister Jagat Prakash Nadda Ji. Heartfelt thanks to you for providing your valuable time!" he further shared.
Earlier in the day, CM Yogi Adityanath held a meeting with district administration officials and public representatives regarding the arrangements for the Garh Ganga Mela 2025. He said that no obscene songs should be played during cultural programmes.
CM Yogi said, "No obscene songs should be played during cultural programs. Instead, we should bring in good teams from the cultural department and include folk artists, folk singers, and folk art in the performances. NDRF , SDRF should be deployed for any emergency situation. Officials should behave properly with the devotees. The public redressal system should be strengthened. CCTV cameras should be in place. Parking and mobile toilet facilities must be ensured. In future, we should try to install zero liquid discharge toilets."
He further said that the ghats should be prepared in such a way that there is no chaos while taking a bath.
"Changing rooms for women should be available. Cleanliness should be given special importance. Single-use plastic has been banned. Safety from electrocution should be ensured. Fire safety precautions have been taken. Temporary hospitals should be built. Anti-snake venom and rabies vaccine should be available. SDRF, NDRF teams should keep patrolling during the bath," he further said.
The Garh Ganga Mela in Hapur occurs around Kartik Purnima in November.
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