Hanuman Jayanti 2023: As Hanuman Jayanti celebrations are in full swing throughout the nation, a number of areas have taken steps to make sure peaceable processions and management any type of unrest that may come up on the ocassion. Delhi police allowed Shobha Yatra to be taken out in sure areas of Jahangirpuri whereas Calcutta High Court ordered the West Bengal authorities to deploy paramilitary forces in sure districts.
Delhi Police permits Shobha Yatra in Jahangirpuri
On the event of Hanuman Jayanti, Delhi police have given permission to take out the Shobha Yatra in the Jahangirpuri space inside a sure distance.
“The route has been prepared. In order to maintain law and order, permission has been given to take out the Shobha Yatra within a certain distance. Discussion held with the organising committee and an appeal have been made to take out the Yatra as per law and order”, mentioned Delhi Police on Shoba Yatra in Jahangirpuri space on the event of Hanuman Jayanti
This comes a day after the Delhi Police denied permission to the Vishwa Hindu Parishad and one other group to undertake processions in the Jahangirpuri space of the nationwide capital on the event of Hanuman Jayanti.
Paramilitary forces deployed in Bengal
West Bengal authorities determined to deploy paramilitary forces in Hoogly, Barrackpore and Kolkata celebrations to keep up peace throughout Hanuman Jayanti following a course from Calcutta High Court. The resolution was welcomed by Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee who additionally urged individuals to have a good time the competition peacefully.
In the backdrop of violent clashes in Howrah and Hooghly districts through the Ram Navami competition not too long ago, the state administration determined to deploy three corporations of central forces in the police commisionerates of Hooghly, Barrackpore and Kolkata on Thursday when the competition devoted to Lord Hanuman might be celebrated.
The Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) has determined to conduct 500 Hanuman Jayanti programmes throughout the state however no weapons could be carried in the processions.
MHA points advisory to states to make sure upkeep of regulation and order
The Union Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) took cognisance of the violence that broke out in Bengal throughout Ram Navami and issued a an advisory to all states to make sure the peace and upkeep of regulation and order throughout Hanuman Jayanti.
The MHA has additionally suggested by way of its advisory for peaceable observance of the competition, and monitoring of things that would disturb communal concord in society. The advisory has been despatched to the Chief Secretaries and the Director Generals of Police of all States, mentioned sources.
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