UP CM Yogi Adityanath flags off special vehicles for Nasha Mukti campaign

ANI April 6, 2025 115 views

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath kickstarted a significant anti-drug campaign by flagging off special vehicles from Gorakhnath Temple. During the event, he also conducted a public grievance hearing session and extended Ram Navami greetings to people across the state. The CM shared a profound message about Lord Ram's significance in Indian cultural unity. Devotees simultaneously celebrated Ram Navami at temples in Ayodhya, offering prayers and participating in early morning rituals.

"Ram is the formula of India's 'Unity in Diversity'" - Yogi Adityanath
Gorakhpur, April 6: Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Sunday flagged off special vehicles for the Nasha Mukti campaign from Gorakhnath Temple.

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Launched special vehicles for Nasha Mukti anti-drug campaign

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Held Janata Darshan to hear public grievances

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Celebrated Ram Navami with spiritual message

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Devotees gathered at Ayodhya temples for prayers

The CM also held a 'Janata Darshan' and heard the people's grievances, further instructing officials to resolve their problems.

The CM also extended heartfelt wishes to the people of the state on the occasion of Ram Navami.

In a post shared on the social media platform X, the Chief Minister wrote, "Happy Shri Ram Navami to all Rama devotees and residents of the state on the holy birthday of the soul of India, the ideal of humanity, the best form of religion, our adorable dignity Purushottam Lord Shri Ram! Ram is in the faith, dignity and philosophy of India. Ram is the formula of India's 'Unity in Diversity.'

"May the grace of Lord Rama, the center of faith of the people, rest upon the universe. I pray that everyone will be well. This holy festival of Shri Ram Navami is an opportunity to resolve to translate the teachings and ideals of the dignified Purushottam Lord Shri Ram into our personality. Hail to the merciful Lord Sri Rama!" he further said.

On this auspicious occasion, devotees gathered in large numbers at the Hanumangarhi Temple in Ayodhya to offer prayers. Aarti was performed at 3 a.m., and throughout the day, the temple saw a steady stream of worshippers.

This day is marked as the ninth day of Chaitra Navratri. Hanuman Garhi temple priest Mahant Raju Das said, "I would like to extend greetings on the occasion of Ram Navami.

Aarti took place in the morning at 3 am. Devotees in large numbers are offering prayers at the temple on the occasion of Ram Navami. Today is the birthday of Lord Ram, and I extend best wishes to all the devotees. I will pray for the welfare of the world."

Devotees also thronged the Ram Janmabhoomi Temple in Ayodhya on the auspicious occasion of Ram Navami on Sunday morning.

Reader Comments

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Priya S.
This is such a great initiative by CM Yogi! The Nasha Mukti campaign vehicles will help spread awareness about drug abuse in rural areas too. 🙏 More power to such social welfare programs!
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Rahul K.
While I appreciate the Nasha Mukti campaign, I wish the government would allocate more resources to rehabilitation centers. Awareness is important, but we need proper facilities to help those already struggling with addiction.
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Anjali M.
Jai Shri Ram! 🚩 The CM's message was so beautiful on this auspicious occasion. Seeing the devotion in Ayodhya gives me goosebumps. More power to our cultural heritage!
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Vikram P.
Good to see the Janata Darshan happening. Hope the officials actually follow through on resolving people's issues. That's what governance should be about - listening to common citizens.
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Sunita R.
The photos from Hanumangarhi Temple are so divine! 😇 Makes me wish I could have been there for the 3am aarti. Maybe next year! Ram Navami blessings to all.
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Amit D.
Combining social welfare with religious occasions is a smart move. The Nasha Mukti campaign will get more visibility during Ram Navami. Hope it reaches the youth who need it most.

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