Hazaribagh gears up for Ramnavmi

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The district administration has started preparations of the peaceful celebration of the famous festival of Hazaribagh Ramnavmi. In DC office auditorium a meeting was held in which DC Manish Ranjan, SP Manoj Kaushik, DDC Dibar Joko, SDO Rajeev Ranjan, other administrative and police officers and members of peace committee participated.

DC Manish Ranjan said that this year both municipal election and Ramnavmi is on the same time so we will have to be more cautious and alert. He urged the members of peace committee and different clubs to constitute the apex body Ramnavmi Mahasamiti before the festival of Holi. Every year after Holi Mahasamiti is constituted. DC said that earlier constitution of Mahasamiti will help in tackling many problems which arises suddenly.

He also cleared it that for peaceful and smooth conduction of the festival last year some changes were made and this year too there will be some changes more. He appealed to the members of Puja committees to avoid using loud sound instruments and to not play vulgar songs during the festival period and especially in the procession of Navmi and Dashmi.

SP Manoj Kaushik said that this year too there will be CCTV cameras to keep eye on notorious elements. He hinted that after the successful experiment of last year this year the number of cameras will increase. He also said that to avoid clashes between different clubs to move first this year more barricading will be made.

The administrative officers also made it clear that they are not going to let anyone go without punishment who will be found engaged in forceful extraction of donation amount. They also warned the samiti members to avoid taking donation by stopping traffic at NH.

Since thousands of thousand people comes from villages and adjoining districts to witness the procession in Hazaribagh town so the members of peace committee suggested the administration to also prepare for uninterrupted electricity supply, proper water supply etc. during the Ramnavmi festival. 

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