Jaipur : Bhajanlal Sarkar has issued an advisory for Kanwar pilgrims. According to the advisory issued by the Home Department, Kanwar pilgrims will not be able to play DJ and loudspeakers after entering the border of Rajasthan. Playing DJ has been banned. The height of the Kanwar should not be more than seven feet. Kanwar pilgrims will not carry hockey, baseball, stick, sword, pointed spear, sticks. Bajrang Dal has strongly opposed the advisory issued by the state government.
Dholpur District Collector Srinidhi BT said that instructions have been given to Kanwar pilgrims in the advisory issued by the Home Department of the Rajasthan Government. In which Kanwar pilgrims coming on foot to Haridwar in Uttar Pradesh should use the track only. Kanwar pilgrims must keep their identity card, Aadhar card and driving license with them. Passengers should park their vehicles only in the designated parking lot, otherwise action will be taken under the MV Act. Kanwar pilgrims should be cautious of unruly elements. The list of Kanwar pilgrims sitting in the vehicle and travel details must be put up in your vehicle. Bathe only at the designated ghats, there is a possibility of accident if bathing elsewhere.
This advisory has been issued
Kanwar pilgrims should not enter the borders of Rajasthan during the journey with hockey, baseball, sticks, swords, sharp spears, sticks, batons, etc. Do not consume intoxicants during the journey. Do not keep the height of the Kanwar more than seven feet. Do not travel on the roofs of trains and other vehicles. Do not take bath after jumping from bridges. Kanwar pilgrims should not use DJ and loudspeakers etc. during the journey. Do not touch suspicious or unclaimed objects. Do not pay attention to or spread any kind of rumours. Do not use plastic and plastic products. Do not drive your motorcycle after removing its silencer during the journey.
Bajrang Dal is opposing Bajrang Dal has strongly opposed the advisory issued by the Rajasthan government. Bajrang Dal’s district co-convenor Ram Sharma said that Bajrang Dal strongly opposes the advisory issued by the Rajasthan government and Bajrang Dal stands with the Kanwariyas.
Thousands of Kanwariyas pass through Dholpur
Let us tell you that Dholpur district of Rajasthan falls between Uttar Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh. In the month of Shravan, a large number of devotees bring Kanwad from Sauron Ghat, Haridwar and Karnaprayag of Uttar Pradesh and offer Kanwad at the temples of Bhole Baba situated in their respective areas. The devotees of Madhya Pradesh bringing Kanwad from the border of Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand pass through Dholpur district. At this time, a large number of devotees are passing with Kanwad on NH 44 passing through Dholpur district. The 27 km area between Madhya Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh falls in the border of Dholpur district of Rajasthan. After Agra district of Uttar Pradesh comes Baraitha border of Dholpur district. After this comes Maniyan town, Dholpur city and then Sagarpada on the border of MP. Across Chambal comes Morena district of Madhya Pradesh. Kanwar pilgrims will have to follow the advisory issued by the Rajasthan government in the 27 km area of Dholpur district.
