The Commissioner of Hyderabad, Anjani Kumar, recently held a meeting in preparation for the upcoming Hanuman Jayanti celebration. Hanuman Jayanti is a Hindu festival that commemorates the birth of Lord Hanuman, who is considered to be an important deity in Hindu mythology.
The meeting was attended by various officials, including representatives from the police department, the municipal corporation, and the temple management committees. The purpose of the meeting was to discuss the arrangements for the festival and to ensure that everything is in place for a smooth and successful celebration.
One of the main topics of discussion was security measures. The police department has been tasked with ensuring that there is adequate security in and around the temples where the celebrations will be held. This includes deploying additional personnel, setting up CCTV cameras, and conducting regular patrols to maintain law and order.
Another important aspect of the preparations is cleanliness and sanitation. The municipal corporation has been directed to ensure that the areas around the temples are clean and hygienic. This includes providing garbage bins, cleaning the streets, and ensuring that there are no stagnant water bodies that could become breeding grounds for mosquitoes.
The temple management committees have also been instructed to make necessary arrangements for the devotees. This includes setting up temporary shelters, providing drinking water facilities, and arranging for medical aid in case of any emergencies.
In addition to these arrangements, the Commissioner has also urged the public to follow COVID-19 protocols during the celebrations. This includes wearing masks, maintaining social distancing, and avoiding large gatherings.
Overall, the Commissioner’s meeting has helped to ensure that all necessary preparations are in place for Hanuman Jayanti. By taking a proactive approach and involving various stakeholders, the authorities are working to ensure that the festival is celebrated in a safe and enjoyable manner.
