Yogi seeks blessings of his mother in native village in Uttarakhand– See pic

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Yogi seeks blessings of his mother in native village in Uttarakhand– See pic


New Delhi: Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, who was in Uttarakhand, visited his native village Panchur in the Pauri district on Tuesday (May 3) and sought the blessings of his mother. This was the UP CM’s first go to to his ancestral village to satisfy his mother and different kin after being elected to energy. 

Adityanath took to Twitter to share an image with his mother the place he could be seen touching her toes. The submit has gained over 151 thousand likes. Captioning the picture in Hindi, he wrote, “Maa (mother)”. 

Take a have a look at the image right here: 

As per PTI, the UP CM spent Tuesday night time in his village and can attend the hair tonsure ceremony of his nephew on Wednesday. Even although Yogi has been visiting Uttarakhand to attend political programmes and deal with public gatherings, this was for the primary time that he visited his ancestral village.

“Adityanath, in fact, visited his village for the first time in several years to attend any family function there,” an official was quoted as saying by the information company. Earlier, he had not been in a position to attend the funeral of his father Anand Bisht on April 21, 2020 in Haridwar amid the nationwide Covid-19 outbreak. 

Earlier on Tuesday, Yogi Adityanath unveiled a statue of his religious guru Mahant Avaidyanath at the Guru Gorakhanath Mahavidyalaya in Pauri district’s Bithyani. 

Addressing a perform organised on the faculty in Yamkeshwar, Yogi mentioned emotionally that he felt blessed to unveil the statue of Mahant Avaidyanath who regardless of being born there was not in a position to go to it after 1940.

The UP CM, who mentioned he was born in Panchur village in Pauri, and had attended a college in Chamkotkhal close to Yamkeshwar from class 1 to 9, additionally mentioned he was grateful to get the chance to honour six of his college academics.

(With company inputs)





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