Comprehensive action should be taken for the development of temples at Morgaon, Theur, Siddhatek, Mahad and Pali – Deputy Speaker Dr Neelam Gorhe.
Mumbai: Dr Neelam Gorhe, Deputy Speaker of the Legislative Council, instructed to take comprehensive action for the development of five temples in Ashtavinayak, namely Morgaon, Theur, Siddhatek, Mahad and Pali.
From 11th to 13th December, Deputy Speaker Dr Neelam Gorhe inspected these five temples regarding the implementation of the Ashtavinayak Devasthan plan and reviewed the facilities required for the devotees. Relevant temple and village office bearers as well as government officials were present at that time.
Many devotees from all over the world visit Ashtavinayak temples. Devotees could not visit these shrines during the Corona epidemic. Many devotees are coming for Ashtavinayak Darshan after the restrictions on Corona were relaxed. Deputy Speaker Dr Gorhe said that instructions have been given to the Chief Executive Officer of Pune, Ahmednagar and Raigad Zilla Parishads regarding the necessary facilities and arrangements for the devotees.
Devotee accommodation should be arranged in the review meeting of Morgaon Devasthan in the Pune district, food canopy should be started. Regarding the Theur Devasthan temple premises, instructions have been given to the Chief Executive Officer, Zilla Parishad, Pune to repair the road from Theur Fata to Theur and repair the roads near the temple.
The Chief Executive Officer of Ahmednagar Zilla Parishad has been directed to repair the road from Daund to Siddhatek temple at Siddhatek in Ahmednagar district, beautifying the Bhima river ghat, install high mast lights in the temple premises and submit a draft plan of Rs 40 crore.
In the meeting held regarding the facilities at Mahad Devasthan in Raigad district, Deputy Speaker Dr Gorhe provided Rs. The Chief Executive Officer, Zilla Parishad, Raigad was instructed to construct separate toilets for women at this place, beautify the lake, repair the road from Khopoli to Pali and provide clean water to the devotees by implementing a rural water supply scheme in Pali Devasthan. Dr Gorhe also said that.
