Dehradun: With the State Government has not survived the Management Board of Devasthanam – which gives strength to bureaucrats to manage temples in the Bukit State, including four Kunaku Char Dham – The priests in Kedarnath on Monday denied entering the former minister of chairman Trivendra Singh Raja Under Who the action passed in 2019.
The care and entourage of almost 25 people, including Dehradun Mayor Sunil Uniyal Gama, was filled with rigid resilience as a black flag priest in those while the priests in Gangotri and Yamunotri District in Uttarkashi Regency, too , refused to do religious rituals to mark their protests.
Locals expand their support and shops closed in Gangotri and Yamunotri.
While the government has formed a committee to decide on this issue, the priest has set October 31 as a deadline for the government to play back the action.
The community has now threatened to oppose the visit of Prime Minister Narendra Modi to Kedarnath in 5.
November November is scheduled to visit the temple to inaugurate the statue of Adi Shankaracharya.
Trivendra Singh was treated, meanwhile, told toi he was “surprised” and “surprised” by protest.
“The temple belongs to worshipers and not for each individual, caste or community.
Such behavior and words have no place in democracy or society.” The former CM alleged that the priests had caused slogans about certain caste unity and strength.
“Providing things like Casteist angle is not true.
I pray to Kedarnath to give wisdom to these people,” he said.
On Monday, Health Minister Dhan Singh Rawatawat and Head of BJP Madan Country Kaushik – who visited Kedarnath to take preparations ahead of PM visit – was allowed to enter the temple only after negotiations for one hour.
Some priests and locals lie on the road to prevent them from moving forward.
Trivendra Rawat said the treatment imposed on senior leaders was “very humbling”.
Former cm shows that the locals and Triyuginarayan temple staff – who are close to Kedarnath – have “welcome the decision about the Devasthanam Board”.
Brijesh Sati, spokesman for Char Dham Teerth Purohit Mahapachayat, however, told TII, “Pushkar Singh Dhami has repeatedly convinced us actions in this matter, but regardless of his commitment to do anything.
After a committee was formed in this issue, we giving him time until October 31 for a memo board and now when the deadline is finished, we have no choice but to express our disappointment over this issue.
“Sati said the state government had asked for the name of the two priests from each Dham Char Temple to be included in the committee .
“The names of Imam as members were announced on October 25 and on the same day, the Chairman of the Manohar Kant Dhyani committee submitted the report to CM.
Secondly, the names included by the Badrinath Dham in the committee not Imam.
When the government does not want to enter the name Provided by us on the committee or reports while must be prepared without consulting us, then what is the point of having a committee? “Sati said.
“We will oppose the visit of PM Narendra Modi to Kedarnath on November 5 and similar protests will be staged before each leading BJP leader visited one of the four respected temples,” Sati said.
During the visit to Uttarkashi on July 15 this year, CM Dhami had announced the action review.
On August 15, he had formed a committee to see this problem.
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