Hyderabad: Just a day before Ganesh Chaturthi, the state government and Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) and Bajrang Dal (BD) stuck to their positions on conducting the festivities.
While the government said restrictions on pandals at public places would stay in view of the pandemic and that there would be no relaxation, BD and VHP have said people must be allowed to celebrate the festival without any fear and by following Covid-19 guidelines. Bajrang Dal workers staged a dharna at Koti Women’s College chowrastha on Thursday, protesting against what they called police harassment of Ganesh pandal organisers at some places.
While there was speculation that the government would issue separate orders on banning Ganesh pandals at public places in the city, chief secretary Somesh Kumar on Thursday said both lockdown and unlock orders issued by the government from time to time prohibit all types of religious activities, mass gatherings and processions.
“The ministers held a meeting with representatives of various organisations recently and there is no need for separate orders as of now,” the CS said.
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