Dehradun: During his first visit to Delhi after taking over as Uttarakhand CM, Pushkar Singh Dhami met PM Narendra Modi and Interior Minister Amit Shah on Saturday.
Among the problems discussed are those related to holding Yatra Kanwar and Char Dham Yatra.
Cloud uncertainty currently hangs on the second behavior of Yatras, which is the main annual pilgrimage identified by Uttarakhand.
The source close to Cm confirmed that he held a discussion with Modi and Shah on Yatras.
Then, Dhami said that the decision would be taken at Kanwar Yatra after speaking with neighboring countries Uttar Pradesh, Haryana, Madhya Pradesh, Delhi and Himachal Pradesh because most Kanwarias came from these countries.
The government has announced that it will allow Kanwar Yatra from July 25.
Yatra has been canceled by the Government of Tirath Singh and led at Uttarakhand last month after the Covid-19 situation review shows it is not wise to allow pilgrimage.
But after Dhami took over as cm last week, up cm Yogi Adityanath spoke to Him about the possibility of allowing Kanwarias to become Haridwar to collect water from Ganga.
Dhami after it was called a senior official meeting and directed them to coordinate with neighboring countries and discuss logistics.
This has caused speculation that the government reconsidered his decision to cancel Yatra.
Previously Yatras Kanwar had seen a large crowd of anything from 3 crores up to 5 crore people who converged in Haridwar.
Incidentally, Char Dham Yara has also lived in the Uttarakhand High Court.
The bench said that the decision to allow locals to visit Char Dham Shrins amid the third wave threat and a new Delta-Plus variant from Coronavirus would be similar to “inviting havoc”.
The state government has challenged the stay at the Supreme Court.