To fulfill PMK’s call to clean the pilgrimage sites, CM Pushkar Singh Dhami reached Kainchin Dham Ashram and started the cleaning campaign. CM laid the foundation stone of the plan for asphalting, widening and beautification of the surrounding roads to reduce the traffic of Kainchin Dham. CM gave the message of keeping the temples clean by sweeping the temple premises.

Following Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s appeal to clean the pilgrimage sites by January 22, Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami has started today. By starting this campaign from Kainchin Dham temple, CM Dhami has given a beautiful message of cleaning the pilgrimage sites to the state. CM reached Kainchin Dham in the morning after resting in Bhimtal on Saturday night.

On Sunday morning, the Chief Minister reached Kainchin Dham temple exactly at quarter to ten as per his scheduled time. The CM visited and worshiped the stone and the statue of Nib Karauri Maharaj installed in the temple. During this, Nainital MLA Sarita Arya and Bhimtal MLA Ram Singh Keda and their supporters were present. On this occasion, women welcomed the Chief Minister in traditional attire.

A general meeting was held in the temple hall where cultural programs were organised. The Chief Minister swept the temple premises and reinforced the Prime Minister’s plan to clean the pilgrimage sites by January 22.

On this occasion, the Chief Minister laid the foundation stone of two roads in which asphalting and improvement work of Bhawali Bypass from Bhawali Sanatorium to Nainiband which is 5.50 kilometers and its cost is Rs 1162.33 lakh and asphalting of one to 8 kilometers of Sirori Motor Road from Bhawali Sanatorium, The widening and improvement work will be done with an amount of Rs 1214.71 lakh.

Apart from this, the Chief Minister also laid the foundation stone of 19.200 km long Martyr Lance Naik Sanjay Bisht Marg. The Chief Minister said that a plan is being made to ensure that the devotees coming to Kainchin Dham on June 15 do not have to face the problem of traffic jam.