Lucknow. Deputy Chief Minister Keshav Prasad Maurya congratulated and congratulated the country and the people of the state on Chhath, the great festival of public faith and sun worship. He wished that with the grace of Chhathi Maiya and blessings of Lord Surya, there should be happiness, peace, prosperity and good health in everyone's life.
In his message, the Deputy Chief Minister said that Chhath Mahaparva is not just a festival of worship, but a unique celebration of our cultural soul, glorious traditions and gratitude towards nature. This festival gives the message of self-discipline, purity, devotion and dedication. The fasting person prays for the welfare of the people by offering Arghya to the setting and rising sun with a pure heart.
He said that this festival of sun worship not only gives the message of light, energy and positivity in life but also shows the deep relationship between nature and human life. At Chhath Ghats, people of all sections gather together with devotion and faith. This is a unique example of social harmony, harmony and unity.
Keshav Prasad Maurya said that the glorious tradition of Chhath has originated from Eastern India and Uttar Pradesh and has today reached every corner of the country. NRIs living abroad also celebrate it with full devotion. This is a testament to the wide acceptance of our rich cultural heritage and folk traditions. He called upon the people to carry forward their traditions with reverence and dignity.
The Deputy Chief Minister wished that with the blessings of Chhathi Maiya, all the fasting people should be successful in their resolve and the country and the state should move forward on the path of continuous progress. He prayed to Lord Surya for happiness, prosperity, peace and all-round development of Uttar Pradesh.
Instructions for cleaning Amrit Sarovar and Ghats
In view of Chhath Puja, the Deputy Chief Minister has instructed the concerned officials to ensure special cleanliness arrangements at the Amrit Sarovars, places of worship and river ghats in the villages. He stressed on providing clean environment to the devotees during the festival.