In Haridwar, Uttarakhand, Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami conducted a review of the ongoing Kanwar Yatra, expressing satisfaction with the arrangements and acknowledging the fervor of the participating devotees. Dhami, speaking to reporters, highlighted the positive feedback from pilgrims regarding the provisions made for their comfort and safety. He also mentioned his prayers for a safe and successful yatra for all involved. Earlier, the Chief Minister laid the foundation stone for a towering 251-feet saffron flag along the banks of the Ganga. Thousands of Kanwariyas are currently engaged in collecting holy water from the Ganga at Har Ki Pauri as part of the annual pilgrimage. Dhami extended a warm welcome to all Shiva devotees, emphasizing the government’s commitment to providing a memorable and divine experience. He further stated that over one crore devotees have collected Ganga water during this year’s yatra. The Kanwar Yatra, which commenced on July 10th, is a pilgrimage where devotees collect holy water and offer it at Lord Shiva temples, observing fasts and rituals as a testament to their faith.
