Maha Kumbh Under Scrutiny: Yogi Adityanath Responds
NEW DELHI: In a recent assembly session, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath firmly rejected claims regarding faecal bacteria in the waters of the Maha Kumbh, asserting that the Sangam water is safe for devotees.
Addressing the Concerns
Adityanath labeled the concerns about water quality as an attempt to tarnish the sanctity of the religious gathering. He stated, “All the pipes and drains around Sangam have been sealed, and water is released only after thorough purification.” He emphasized that the Uttar Pradesh Pollution Control Board continuously monitors water quality, ensuring it is suitable not only for bathing but also for ‘Aachman.’
Scientific Findings
Despite a recent CPCB report indicating alarming levels of coliform in the Ganga and Yamuna, Adityanath assured that the contamination levels in Prayagraj remain within acceptable limits. He mentioned that the faecal coliform levels were below 2,500 MPN per 100 ml, contradicting claims of widespread contamination.
Global Participation
As the Maha Kumbh enters its final week, CM Adityanath highlighted the event’s significance, noting that over 56 crore devotees have participated. He urged against politicizing incidents such as the recent stampede, offering condolences to the victims’ families.
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