Deputy CM's hint regarding Navratri approval, government is considering giving Navratri concessions, as much relief as possible will be given | Breaking News | Gkjobs.in
Uncertainty has prevailed over the Navratri festival, which has become
known as the world's longest dance festival due to the Koro epidemic.
The state government has not yet decided on the planning of Navratri in
Gujarat starting from October 17. However the government is trying to
make a decision by thinking at the right time. Deputy Chief Minister
Nitin Patel, who was present at a function in Rupal, told reporters that
Khelaiya was waiting for Navratri. The government will consider this
even when people are eager to play Navratri even among the corona.
Gujarat's Garba has a prominent identity in the world but at a time when
there is a big threat due to corona, it is necessary to stop the
transmission of corona in the state, so the government will take a
decision after considering all aspects. The government is considering
giving concessions in Navratri as per the guideline of CO-vid 19.
The government will study the details of Norta's commission in detail and announce before Navratri: Nitin Patel
Nitin Patel further said that the decision in this regard will be taken
at the time of Navratri. The government can take a decision before
Navratri. Consideration is being given to providing as much relief as
possible. Khelaiya and organizers Thanganat are being seen in Gujarat
for Navratri, but the crowds cannot be gathered due to the Corona
epidemic. But keep in mind that whatever decision is taken in this
regard will be taken with consideration. The government will announce
before Navratri after studying in detail all the details on how to
organize Mataji's Norta in Koro epidemic.
These matters may be made mandatory in the Navratri guideline.
As per the Deputy Chief Minister's Navratri waiver, if Garba is allowed,
a rapid test may be made mandatory for entry and sailors after thermal
screening. It can also come with Navratri guidelines such as social
distance, ground length, width, wearing a mask or face shield, napkins
mandatory, carrying a water bottle.
Garba administrators increased pressure on the CM for approval :
As no decision has been taken yet on Navratri in the state, Garba
administrators have increased pressure on Chief Minister Vijay Rupani.
They have demanded that the Navratri program should be allowed with
social distance. So that the employment of the people of this area is
maintained. While a lot of relief has been given in Unlock-4, the
government should also take a decision by the end of this month.
Navratri should be sanctioned as all the institutions have been opened: Garba Aso.
On the one hand, the Garba Association has written a letter to Chief
Minister Vijay Rupani saying that Garba is provided to patients in
Kovid's hospitals. Garba classes as well as Navratri planning should be
allowed when all the institutions in the state are open. Event
organizers, on the other hand, have also stepped up pressure on the
government, though the government has not yet made any clarification.
When the event organizers went to meet Chief Minister Vijay Rupani last
month, Rupani said the government would take a decision on Navratri by
the end of September.
We have the representation of several administrators: an official of the cultural department.
An official of the state's youth service and cultural department said
the decision would be taken by the department after Chief Minister Vijay
Rupani approves it. We have representations from a number of
administrators but the government cannot take any decision at this stage
as the transition to Koro is still going on and the transition is on
the rise.
5 Possible Conditions for Navratri
- May allow 2 or 3 days instead of nine days of Navratri.
- Street-society garba may be allowed except for club or party plots.
- Only 2 or 3 hours can be allowed for street or society garba.
- Garba can only allow with 100 people.
- The approval of the health department along with the police may also be made mandatory for Garba.
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