Lucknow: After the Supreme Court asked the Uttar Pradesh Government to reconsider his decision to hold Yatra Kanwar scheduled starting from July 25, the government maintained that “if” Yatra took place, it would happen in accordance with the Covid-19 protocol and “with the approval of the Kanwar Association” , The court has taken awareness of Suo Motu and serves notifications in the center and the upper state and Uttarakhand.
While the Uttarakhand government has canceled Yatra, the court asked the government to reconsider his decision and told it on Monday.
A government spokesman said that the Chairman of the Yogi Adityanath Minister had asked the government to speak with the Kanwar Association and discuss this issue so that a decision can be taken to hold Yatra.
“CM has also instructed an additional head secretary (home) and DGP to contact other countries about what they planned in connection with Yatra.
The government applies all efforts to ensure that religious sentiments are not injured and worshipers who participate in traditional travel can also be protected at Central pandemic, “said the spokesman.
He added that to hold Yatra safely, the government has taken several steps with CM directly monitoring the settings.
“The necessary guidelines have been issued for administration regarding the smoothness of Yatra’s behavior, from sanitation to security, medical equipment settings in camps etc.,” said the spokesman.
Last year, the upper government and Uttarakhand had made a joint decision to cancel Yatra’s Kanwar but this year, citing the level of low Covid infection in the state, up the government had begun to make arrangements for Yatra.
However, facing a flee for Kumbh Mela held during the second wave and the court directed it to cancel the Char Dham Yatra, Uttarakhand decided to keep Kanwar Yatra under the suspension.
Last week, cm rose asking for a new CM country to allow Kanwars from above to visit Haridwar to collect Ganga Jal but last Tuesday, Uttarakhand stated that it would not raise his prohibition.