New Delhi: Luv Kush Ramlila Committee has announced that only people who are fully vaccinated will be allowed to see the validity physically from Mela’s land in the foreground red fortress.
Last year, most of the main organizers were forced to suspend the celebration of Ramlila due to the increasing number of Covid cases.
All participants and artists also need to show a certificate to prove that they are fully vaccinated, said committee members who reverse celebrities and famous artists in their annual events.
Ashok Agarwal, Head of the Committee, said that celebrations will be held from October 6 to Fort Fort Ground.
“Maintaining a situation that applies in Covid-19 in mind, has been decided that people will be allowed to enter the venue only if they produce a double vaccination certificate.
Preparation has begun for the event and our music director has completed 40 songs to be used in the enactment of the year This, “Agarwal said.
Arjun Kumar, Secretary General of the Committee, said that the artist had been instructed to vaccinate.
“All workers, artistes and helper must submit a vaccination certificate to our office on October 2.
Bollywood actors who tend to participate in this year’s celebration have also been told about this,” he added.
Agarwal said that the enactment of this year will witness an organized scene of about 40 songs and special reflection bhajans produced by Bollywood singer Dharmendra and Director of Music Shankar Sahney.
“We hope that the celebration of religious festivals will be permitted immediately by the government.” Dalip Bindal from the Indraprastha Ramlila committee, who accommodated the event in Delhi Timur, said that they also planned to make mandatory vaccination for adults and artists.
“Because there are no vaccines approved for children so far, we cannot make it must have a vaccination certificate for all people among the audience.
This will also depend on the availability of vaccines in the coming months,” he added.
Other Ramlila organizers are also prepared for an annual celebration.
Rahul Sharma from NAV Sri Dharmik Ramlila Committee said that the Committee meeting will soon be canceled to discuss the planned action to regulate this year’s festival.
Only for the second time in almost 100 years, several major Ramlila committees did not regulate Manchan in the city last year.
This pandemic causes such situations that most committee feels impossible to make preparations for large festivities.
Almost every major committee then shows that the government released guidelines for late festivals.