PM Narendra Modi visited Mahakumbh at Prayagraj on Wednesday, where he took a holy dip at the Sangam, the confluence of the three holy rivers the Ganga, Yamuna, and the mythical Sarasvati. UP CM Yogi was also with him. Many leaders such as Amit Shah, and Raj Nath Singh have already visited Sangam in the earlier weeks of January.
Yesterday CM Yogi visited MAHAKUMBH with Bhutan’s PM. The Massive humanity can be seen in Prayagraj amid Kumbh. After the mauni amvsya incident, the rules and regulations were imposed such that the event should not repeat. No vehicles are allowed at the city center. The middle part of the city is accessible only by foot so all of those changes are good. Directional changes have been made as well. Two-way roads have been made one way hopefully it should have been done before the unexpected incident but now better late than never. People have drawn the right lessons moving forward.
PM MODI at Mahakumbh
The PM Modi at Mahakumbh visit the Sangam nose in a ferry. there is crowd on the other side of ghats behind the board where three rivers meet. Sangam nose is mostly crowdy and now the area is restricted for people to sleep around. And PM Modi took a boat from Arail ghat to Sangam nose when on Spiritual Sojourn. On the left side of sangam nose are all the akharas including JUNA akhara and all other akharas. Kalpvasi who will be staying till 26 feb of kumbh are 10 lakh and they are also in akharas there. Everyday 50 lakh people take the holy dip including kalp vasi. arrangements have grown in scale and became so elaborate that risk of any vulnerable situation has been minimized.
PM Modi at mahakumbh during delhi election
As Delhi election is going on and the same day modi coming to take a dip is on lookout from everybody. He has done tremendous work on Ramayan circuit and budh circuit and footfall is there at ayodhya and varanasi as well. Yogi and Modi seen talking to each other on the boat where yogi was addressing towards places where arrangements have been made. Modi was seen waiving to the people.