Ranchi: The former Head of the Jharkhand Minister Raghubar Das on Monday criticized the Mahagiathbandan government in power because it did not open places with religious worshipers in the celebration season.
In a statement, DAS said the petting government under the minister of Chairman of the Hemant Soren hurt the Religious Sentiment of Hindus by not changing the rules in front of the celebration season.
“Everything has been opened at Jharkhand except for places of worship.
It hurts people’s religious sentiments.
While Janmashtami will be celebrated with the splendor and splendor in Dwarka, Mathura and Vrindavan, Mr.
Krishna worshipers in Jharkhand must be disappointed because of the government’s authoritarian ‘decision,” said the watershed .
DAS claims that while the Jagannath Temple in Puri, Mahakaleshwar Temple in Ujjain and other leading Hindu places, which attract the lakh worshipers every year, have opened their doors for worshipers, the government soren continues to ignore the ongoing agitation in Deoghar and Rajrappa to Press to reopen Baidyanath Dham and Chinnamastika Temple.
“If the leading temple that attracts lakh worshipers can be opened, why can’t Jharkhand unable to open the temple by observing the Covid-19 protocol? The Covid-19 protocol is being rejected by courageously by members of the coalition parties who regulate but no prosecution initiated against them for violating the rules, “said the watershed.
“The celebration season has begun but the government is Soren, who believes in politics, has not taken any steps and no guidelines framed for Puja Durga.
If the government does not act immediately, BJP will hit the street,” Das warned.
Meanwhile, Ranchi’s government said he had placed his police personnel to the ground to find uninterrupted meetings on the occasion of Janmashtami.
“Guidelines July 21 dictate that places of religious worship can be opened but worshipers will not be permitted inside.
All police stations have been directed to remain vigilant.
So far, we have not received a request from the Janmashtami organizing committee for the Handi Festival.
We are also vigilant To see if small temples violate the norm by allowing worshipers inside, “said officers of Ranchi’s sub-division Deepak Dubey.