Holy Hindu rituals performed at UP CM bungalow to accommodate Yogi Adityanath.

Purification according to Hindu rituals at UP CM bungalow, new home for Yogi Adityanath. Six cows are being brought there to maintain daily Goseva.

Upendra Bharti | HENB | Lakshmanpuri (Lucknow) | March 21, 2017::  In the name of Gita-Ganga-Gayatri and Dhenu-Himalaya-Bharati the CM Bungalow at 5, Kalidas Road in  Lucknow was purified to throw out all negative energies from its premises. Hindu seers and priests on Monday made elaborate arrangements for sacred purifying rituals at the sprawling chief minister’s bungalow here which will be the new home for hardline Hindutva mascot Yogi Adityanath.

The five-time MP from Gorakhpur, who was sworn in as the 21st chief minister of Uttar Pradesh on Sunday, stayed at the VVIP Guest House overnight and has decided not to enter the bungalow without conducting prayers and purification rituals like ‘Yagna’.

Even before dawn broke, seven priests from Gorakhpur and Allahabad trooped into the chief minister’s official residence for conducting prayers. Adityanath, 44, was not present during the prayers.

As, per sources, the water of Ganga, Panch gavya (five part cow products i.e. milk, curd, ghee, cow urine and cowdung), Honey, Sandalwood paste, saffron paste and Sindur were used in the purification rituals. The Yagna-Havan (fire sacrifice rituals) was made according to Vedic tradition.

Gosevak Adityanath Yogi.

The controversial mascot of hardline Hindutva is expected to enter the bungalow only at an auspicious time which is being finalised.

‘Aditya Nath Yogi, Chief Minister’ says the new nameplate in Hindi outside the 5, Kalidas road bungalow, which was occupied by Akhilesh Yadav for five years before his Samajwadi Party was trounced by the “saffron tsunami” in the state Assembly elections. Akhilesh’s father Mulayam Singh Yadav, now SP patron, and BSP supremo Mayawati were among the earlier occupants.

At the main gate, a priest put up the ‘swastika’ sign above the chief minister’s name plate by dipping marigold flower in sandal and haldi paste. The ‘swastika’ symbol is considered lucky and auspicious and has special significance in “grih pravesh” (house warming) as per the Hindu traditions.

As, the new CM Adityanath Yogi is a devout Go Sevak (Cow devotee) and does not take any food before feeding the cows, the arrangements of bringing six Indian breed cows in CM House being made on urgent basis. This reports are gathered from a private source to HENB.

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__Agencies.