A meeting was held under the leadership of SP before the Rath Yatra of Lord Jagannath ji leaving for Patan. A meeting was held under the leadership of SP before Lord Jagannathji’s Rath Yatra to Patan.

To make the 141st Ratha Yatra of Lord Jagannath Ji, the third number of India and the second number of Gujarat from Patan city, a meeting of the Shanti Committee with the enlightened citizens of Hindu Muslim society including the political and social leaders of Patan, traders including the political and social leaders of Patan, was held at the conference hall of Patan B Division Police Station on Saturday evening at the conference hall of Patan B Division Police Station. was called.

In this peace committee meeting held under the chairmanship of the district police chief, the district police chief asked the enlightened citizens of Patan to submit their views regarding the Rath Yatra. In which Piyushbhai Acharya, Managing Trustee of Jagannath Temple Trust and convener of the Rath Yatra Committee, took down the dilapidated building near the Rokdia Gate area on the Rath Yatra route touching the municipality and on the occasion of Mahabhisheka organized at the temple premises on the day before Lord Jagannathji’s Rath Yatra, problems of power cut are created every year, which is happening this year. Suggested to avoid problem.

So the leader of the Muslim community Qasam Ali Syed assured that the 141st Rath Yatra of Lord Jagannath will be completed in communal brotherhood. Mahasukhbhai Modi, the president of Junaganj Bazar Traders Association, also suggested that arrangements be made by the Rath Yatra Committee to control the crowd on the chariots to perform the Lord’s aarti during the Rath Yatra. .So Minister Keshav

Lal Thakker appealed to the political and social leaders of Patan, including prominent citizens of Patan, to join the Rath Yatra to make the Rath Yatra a memorable one. Former President of Patan Municipality, Devjibhai Parmar, had suggested that a permanent solution to the problem of dilapidated houses should be held by holding a meeting with the District Collector and the chief officer of the municipality regarding the dilapidated houses in the city, which have been a problem for years. So the vice president of the municipality, Dharmesh Prajapati, also expressed his concern about the dilapidated houses and appealed to the officials present to take appropriate steps to solve them. Patan City Congress President Bharatbhai Bhatia assured to provide support wherever needed during the Rath Yatra of Lord Jagannath.

In particular, in this meeting, Jagannath Temple Trust requested the officials to be vigilant so that the problem of stray cattle, problem of rough roads, hanging wires of power line does not arise during the Rath Yatra.

In this peace committee meeting organized at Patan B Division Police Station, District Police Chief Vijay Patel, DySP Pandya, LCB, SOG, A Division, B Division PI, including PSI, police staff, Jagannath Mandir Trust Managing Trustee Piyushbhai Acharya, Patan Municipality President Smitaben Patel, Chief Officer Sandeepbhai Patel, officers of GEB, officials of road-building department, a large number of enlightened citizens of Patan, Hindu, Muslim community leaders, trustees of Jagannath Mandir Trust were present.

608 policemen will be deployed on duty to maintain law and order situation during the Rath Yatra. In which 1 DySP, 1 patrol van, 4 PI, 24 PSI, 234 policemen, 53 women policemen, 16 SRP jawans, 271 head constables, 4 horse riders, 35 walkie-talkies, 4 MDs, 8 binoculars, 6 videographers were found, totaling 608 policemen. Will be posted on duty in Rath Yatra. Patan A Division PIR said that diversion will be arranged by the Patan A Division Police to avoid traffic problems on the route from which Lord Jagannathji’s Rath Yatra is to depart. M. Parmar said