Prime Minister Narendra Modi, during his sixth visit to the Pol-Bound Bihar this year, launched a sharp attack on the RJD, accusing the poor of grabbing the land in exchange for government jobs, which referred to the controversial land-K-jaws associated with Lalu Prasad Yadav and his family. Addressing a rally in Motihari, Modi also targeted the Congress, alleging that both sides had a history of “looting the poor” claiming their government’s commitment to the development.

In prayer, the water level of the Ganges and Yamuna rivers is continuously increasing, which has flooded the Darganj area. Dasha is submerged by the roads near Sumed Ghat, and many shops have gone under water. Local people have started transferring their belongings for safety. The police have advised the residents to remove their property and avoid entering deep water. Meanwhile, Kanwaria is being forced to incite the waterfall at the ghat.

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has said that the Kanwar Yatra is being deliberately maligned and its participants, Kanwaria, are being labeled as hooliganism. Accepting the devotion of pilgrims, the report highlights the recent examples of the journey by some individuals, which participate in the journey. Adityanath accused a ‘media trial’ and some accused of ‘insulting India’s legacy in every way.’ He recently mentioned a deadly Tazia incident in Jaunpur, unlike the investigation on the Kanwar Yatra with incidents during Muharram, said he said that he ordered the police that ‘he hit them with a stick and thrown them out’. The discourse raises questions about maintaining laws and order and addressing violent elements, even if they are minorities, within the pilgrimage.

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