Patna: Bihar CM Nitish Kumar has requested PM Narendra Modi to break the fast of Sadhvi Padmavati of Nalanda district, who is on a hunger strike in Haridwar, Uttarakhand, to maintain the avidity and cleanliness of the Ganges. Nitish Kumar's letter to PM Modi in this regard was released in the media today, stating, "You are conscious on the issue of Ganga's cleanliness and non-availability and you also have a commitment to it and you are constantly I have also informed you about my thoughts on this subject on many occasions and also through letters. "

CM Kumar told PM Modi, "You will agree that many experts have their own specific opinion on the subject of Ganga's cleanliness and non-availability. I would like to specifically mention two events organized by the state government in this regard." With the intention of getting acquainted with the opinion of national and international experts, on the subject of 'Aviral Ganga' in Patna on 25-26 February 2017 and 'Ganga Ki' on 18-19 May 2017 in New Delhi A conference was organized on the topic 'Obstacles to Silt: Problem and Solution'. "

Nitish Kumar said that well-known experts from the water sector took part in these conferences. These two-day conferences unanimously took some decisions related to resolving the Ganga problems, which are known as Patna manifesto and Delhi manifesto respectively. These declarations have been sent to the Union Water Power Ministry for necessary action.

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