Udupi: The days before the Paryaya Festival in Udupi, the organizing committee was concerned about the increasing Covid-19 case in Udupi and Dakshina Kannada.
Mutt’s authority felt that the increase in cases could cause extension at night at night, and the festival ritual might be affected, if the movement of people was limited.
Samiti Paryaya has made a mandatory vaccination certificate for worshipers taking part in the festival ritual.
Sri Krishnapura Mutt Seher Sri Vidyasagara Thirtha will raise Parmaya Peetha from the famous Sri Krishna temple during the Parayaya Festival on January 18.
Ritual ‘Pura Pravesha’, The Addary Paryaya Seer into the temple after completing his pre-parayaa tour, it will be held on January 10, 10.
Thousands of worshipers are expected to visit Sri Krishna Mutt during the festival every day.
BJP MLA K Raghupati Bhat, who also became honorary President Samiti, said he had asked the government not to extend the night hours, which was enforced until Friday.
“The government has introduced nighttime hours only to control the free movement of people, and did not examine the spread of the virus.
When night was forced, there would be fear of the mind of people, that the pandemic was not over.
I am sure that the government may not extend night hours of night if the number of cases Increases, “Bhat said.
MLA said all arrangements were made to celebrate the Paryaya Festival.
“Those who participate in the festival must be required to have a vaccination certificate for both doses.
We have mentioned this on the Festival invitation card too.
Paryaya Seer has also directed that the festival must be held by following all government guidelines.
I have met with the Chairman of the Minister of Bukavaraj Bommai, And invite it to the festival.
CM will visit Udupi on January 17, and will participate in the program on January 18, “he added.
MLA held a meeting on Tuesday, and directed the police to arrange to ensure security during the festival.
Police supervisor N Wisnuvardhan and Additional SP Kumar Chandra present.