Lucknow,

18 Oct (HS): According

to an official announcement from the Uttar Pradesh CMO, Chief Minister Yogi

Adityanath has issued stringent directions about festivals and festivities,

emphasizing that no neglect would be permitted during festivals and that all

personnel must be active in the field.

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has issued severe

directions about holidays and festivities, warning that not even the

slightest negligence will be tolerated during festivals, and that

all personnel must be active in the field, according to an

announcement from his office. The CMO

stated that directives were provided to strengthen police patrolling in

populated places, markets, and religious sites.

Additionally, 24-hour surveillance with drones and CCTV was ordered, and

fire tenders were to be maintained on standby in case of an emergency.

The

Chief Minister, Yogi Adityanath, declared that severe action should be taken

against anti-social groups. He also told them to keep a close check on any

questionable persons. CM Yogi highlighted the importance of regular

collaboration among the police, administration, and municipal corporation. He

also issued orders to ensure smooth traffic, an uninterrupted electricity

supply, and sufficient sanitation.

He also stated that ongoing efforts against criminals and mafia elements must

continue, and that no dangling electrical wires should be discovered anywhere.

CM Yogi also ensured that the event was enjoyed quietly and securely, which is

the primary obligation of all authorities. Meanwhile, Chief Minister Yogi

Adityanath expressed sincere wishes to the state's residents on Dhanteras, wishing

them happiness, wealth, and good health.

CM

Yogi emphasized that the festival signifies both Dharma and Artha in India's

everlasting Hindu heritage, as well as the birth anniversary of Lord

Dhanvantari, and voiced optimism about Uttar Pradesh's economic prosperity.

In a tweet on X, UP CMO stated, UPCM

@myogiadityanath has conveyed sincere greetings to the people of the state on

Dhanteras and wishes them happiness and success. According to the Chief Minister, Dhanteras

represents both Dharma and Artha in India's everlasting Hindu religion's

Purushartha Chatushtaya. Dhanteras also

commemorates the birth of Lord Dhanvantari, the patron of health.

Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi