Ayodhya,

18 Oct (HS): The ninth Deepotsav is set to add a new social tradition to

Ayodhya's history. Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has decided to visit Nishad

and slum families the day after Deepotsav and celebrate Diwali with them. This

Chief Minister's event is being organized with the message that no lamp should

go off in any home in the city of Lord Shri Ram.

Chief

Minister will visit Hanumangarhi and Ramlala: On the main day of Deepotsav,

Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath will first visit the Hanumangarhi temple to

offer prayers to Lord Hanuman, followed by a special prayer at the court of Ram

Lalla. The Chief Minister will pray to Lord Shri Ram for the state's

prosperity, peace, and public welfare. After this, he will meet with prominent

saints and abbots of Ayodhya to receive their blessings and will also visit the

Kar Sevaks.

Fruits

distribution and lighting of lamps in Nishad Basti: After visiting Ram Lalla,

Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath will visit Abhiramdas Nagar (Nishad Basti) in

Ward No. 1, where he will celebrate Diwali with local families. During this

time, the Chief Minister will share a community meal and join approximately 400

people in the celebration by lighting lamps. The Chief Minister will visit the

homes of Nishad families to light lamps, distribute sweets to children, and

interact with some senior citizens to extend Diwali greetings.

Celebrating

Diwali with children in the slum Devkali: Following this, Chief Minister Yogi

Adityanath will visit the slum area of ​​Ward Devkali, where he will encourage

children and share the joy of Diwali by lighting lamps with them. This Chief

Minister's program will send a powerful message of harmony and participation

among the poor, disadvantaged, and backward sections of society.

The

administration made elaborate preparations: District Magistrate Nikhil Tikaram

Funde stated that the administration has made complete preparations for this

special program of the Chief Minister. Special arrangements are being made for

security, cleanliness, lighting, and decoration in the settlements so that local

residents do not face any inconvenience. The Municipal Corporation, Electricity

Department, and sanitation workers are constantly active. Road repairs,

lighting, and beautification work are progressing rapidly in areas where the

Chief Minister is scheduled to visit.

According

to officials, this program by Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath brings to life the

spirit of the festival of lights, which is rooted in a commitment to include

every community, every locality, and every individual. The Chief Minister's

objective is clear: the festival of lights should not be limited to the

glittering streets of Ayodhya, but rather, its light should reach every

locality and every home.

Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi