Uttarakhand: Devbhoomi painted in the color of Holi, CM Dhami met former Chief Ministers, congratulated them by hugging them
These days, the festival of colors, Holi, is in full swing in Devbhoomi Uttarakhand. Somewhere abir and gulal are flying, somewhere Holi songs are resonating. Somewhere a group of Holi revelers is gathering, somewhere there is a lot of celebration. Be it common or special, everyone is seen painted in the color of Holi. The head of the state Pushkar Dhami himself is playing Holi with full enthusiasm. Whether the ruling party or the opposition, everyone is congratulating everyone by applying color.
CM Dhami performed traditional dance with Dangri in hand
Let us tell you that in the Holi Milan ceremony organized at the government residence today, Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami played Holi with all the ministers, MPs, MLAs, senior BJP leaders, public representatives, workers and common people. During this, CM Dhami also performed traditional dance with Dangri (small axe) in hand. Along with this, he wished everyone a Happy Holi by applying gulal.
CM Dhami met Trivendra Rawat and Bhagat Singh Koshyari
CM Dhami met former Chief Minister and Haridwar Lok Sabha MP Trivendra Singh Rawat and wished him a Happy Holi. Apart from this, he also went to the residence of former Chief Minister of Uttarakhand and former Governor of Maharashtra Bhagat Singh Koshyari. Where he congratulated Bhagat Da on Holi by applying color. Also wished Baba Kedar for his happy life.
CM Dhami congratulated after reaching Harish Rawat’s residence
At the same time, Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami also went to the residence of former CM and senior Congress leader Harish Rawat to congratulate Holi. Where he met Harish Rawat and wished him for the festival of colors. Also wished him good health and long life.
Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Dhami ji reached my residence in Dehradun and congratulated and wished on the auspicious occasion of Holi, the holy festival of happiness, brotherhood and colors. I congratulated him and his family and all the people of Uttarakhand, workers of all political parties including Congress on Holi.
– Harish Rawat, former Chief Minister
