Ayodhya: This time in Uttar Pradesh, Shri Ganesh of the world-famous 84 Kosi Parikrama of Mishrikh Naimisharanya will be held from February 21. The team of Ram devotees will reach Misrikh on March 3 through various stages. A meeting of sages and saints has also been held for this. In this meeting, there was also a discussion on the problems. On February 21, the first stop will be in Korauna. On February 22, the Parikrama Padav will enter the Hardoi district across the Gomti river and stop at Harraiya. This Parikrama will reach Nagwa Kothanwa on February 23, then Umrari on February 24, and Sakhin Gopalpur on February 25.
According to the information, the Parikrama will again reach Devgawan in the Sitapur district on February 26. Maderuva on February 27, Jarigawa on February 28, Naimisharanya on March 1, Kolhuva Barethi on March 2, and Parikrama will reach Misrikh on March 3. In this regard, the Secretary of 84 Kosi Parikrama Seva Samiti Naimisharanya and Mahant Santosh Das Khaki of Khaki Akhara Bangarh Ashram informed that the first meeting regarding Parikrama has been held on November 30, in which the proposal has been made by Vimal Mishra. In which station in-charges have been made for each station.
He has informed that a review meeting of the office bearers of the committee will also be held at every stage, in which local-level officials will also participate. Redressal will be done by meeting the administrative officers regarding the chaos prevailing at the encampment site. It is estimated that gates will be installed on Lucknow Road, Sultanpur Road, Rae Bareli Road, Ambedkar Nagar Road, Gorakhpur Road, and Gonda Road for this yatra, and transport facilities will be ensured.
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