Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Sunday inspected the ongoing development works in Vrindavan.
Committed to the comprehensive development of Braj, the chief minister conducted a local inspection of the sewer project and instructed officials to complete work at the earliest while maintaining the quality.
After that, the chief minister went to the Tourism Facilitation Centre to interact with the saints and sages. During their interaction, the chief minister enquired about their well-being and discussed the ongoing projects in Mathura.
The chief minister also had refreshments with the saints, before departing for Noida.
Yogi Adityanath had expressed his commitment to developing the Braj region and ensuring the safety of its pilgrimage sites as soon as he took the oath as Uttar Pradesh’s chief minister in 2017. Chief Minister Yogi formed the Uttar Pradesh Braj Teerth Vikas Parishad to accelerate the development of the region. Currently, a number of developmental projects are underway in the Braj region.
Prior to the inspection, the chief minister also planted saplings at University Guest House premises.
Initially, the chief minister had expressed his intention to visit Shri Banke Bihari Temple on Sunday to offer prayers. However, he had to cancel the programme for some reason and he proceeded to Noida.