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Nashik: Girish Mahajan Directs Officials To Strengthen Safety, Facilities For Trimbakeshwar Devotees

Nashik: A large number of devotees are expected to visit Trimbakeshwar during the holy Shravan month. Giving top priority to devotees’ safety, all basic amenities and necessary facilities should be provided to them, directed Water Resources, Disaster Management and Kumbh Mela Minister and Nashik District Guardian Minister Girish Mahajan. He was speaking at a meeting of the District Disaster…

Nashik: Girish Mahajan Directs Officials To Strengthen Safety, Facilities For Trimbakeshwar Devotees

Nashik officials have instructed authorities to bolster safety and provide essential facilities for the multitude of Trimbakeshwar devotees anticipated during the auspicious Shravan month. Minister Girish Mahajan emphasized the importance of devotee safety during a meeting of the District Disaster Management Authority, attended by senior officials including MP Rajabhau Waje, MLAs Gokul Gite and Saroj Ahire, Trimbakeshwar Municipal Council President Triveni Tungar, District Collector Ayush Prasad, and the Superintendent of Police Dr D. S. Swami.

Health teams will patrol the Brahmagiri circumambulation route, while dedicated toilets and signboards will be installed along the route. An ambulance and health team will be stationed at Gangadwar to offer immediate medical aid. Mahajan directed officials to ensure electricity, drinking water, toilets, and health teams are available at parking areas.

Increased cleanliness in Trimbakeshwar city is also a priority due to the rising number of devotees. The old hospital in Trimbakeshwar city will remain functional until the end of Shravan month. Tehsildar Ganesh Jadhav announced a tent with a capacity of 5,000 devotees would be set up for the occasion.

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