'A Few Leaders Are Unable To Digest maha Kumbh Fulfillment': uttarakhand cm Dhami



Uttarakhand chief minister Pushkar Singh Dhami on sunday hit out at the competition for questioning the great of water at the Triveni Sangam, wherein crores of devotees have taken a holy dip for the duration of the ongoing maha Kumbh 2025 in Prayagraj.


"A huge range of people have taken a dip inside the holy Sangam...I additionally took a holy dip. Some human beings need to harm spirituality and non-secular places and are spreading such rumors (raising questions on the excellence of water in Sangam). Some leaders are unable to digest the achievement of maha Kumbh...excellent preparations had been made for Mahakumbh underneath the leadership of PM Modi and UP cm yogi adityanath," ANI quoted Dhami as saying.


Uttarakhand governor Lt. Gen. Gurmit Singh (Retd.), who visited Prayagraj on sunday, congratulated UP cm yogi adityanath for making desirable arrangements.


"I congratulate UP cm yogi adityanath and all of the officers for making top preparations... I will pray for humanity... This moment can't be expressed; it is able to simply be felt," he stated.


Yogi rejects issues over Triveni Sangam waters.


Uttar Pradesh leader minister yogi adityanath rejected issues concerning "fecal infection" inside the waters at Triveni Sangam.


"Questions are being raised approximately about the first class of the water (at Triveni)... all of the pipes and the drains in and around Sangam have been taped, and the water is being released handily after purification. The Uttar Pradesh pollution Control Board (UPPCB) is frequently assessing the water fine at Sangam," Adityanath said in the UP meeting on february 19.


In advance in a file, the relevant pollution manipulate Board (CPCB) informed the countrywide green Tribunal (NGT) about the water exceptional of rivers with appreciate to Biochemical oxygen call for (BOD). The file said that in monitoring conducted on january 12-13, 2025, the river water quality no longer met the bathing standards at most places.

 

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