Sadhus Announce Kar Seva At Mathura’s Krishna Janmabhoomi On December 6

A group of sadhus and seers announced on Sunday that a kar seva would be held at the Shri Krishna Janmabhoomi in Mathura on December 6. The announcement was made at the Chitragupt Peeth in Julhendi in the Radhakund area after a havan and puja attended by a large number of sadhus.

The district administration has been put on alert following the announcement. Police personnel were deployed outside the peeth as the meeting was underway. Chitragupt Peethadhishwar Swami Sachchidanand Maharaj said the group had earlier announced kar seva for August 9, but the programme was postponed due to the Kanwar Yatra during the month of Shravan.

The choice of December 6 is significant as it is the anniversary of the demolition of the disputed structure in Ayodhya in 1992 by kar sevaks. A large number of sadhus attended Sunday's programme and expressed their support for the proposed campaign for the construction of a grand Krishna temple at the birthplace of Lord Krishna.

The announcement comes days after the first consignment of pink sandstone ordered for the proposed temple reached Mathura late on Friday. The stones have been brought from Bansi Paharpur in Bharatpur, Rajasthan, the same source of sandstone used in the construction of the Ram temple in Ayodhya. Sachchidanand said an order had been placed for around 5,000 metric tonnes of pink sandstone for the proposed Krishna temple.

The police and district administration have been monitoring the activities closely following the announcement. Notices have been issued to several prominent religious figures, cautioning them against activities around the Shri Krishna Janmabhoomi site that could disturb communal harmony and public order.

The notices ask the religious leaders to refrain from activities at or around the Shri Krishna Janmabhoomi site that could affect communal peace. The police have also warned that legal action would be initiated if any activity was found to threaten public order.

With the December 6 announcement, security agencies are expected to keep a close watch on the situation. The event is likely to have significant implications for communal harmony and public order in the region.

The construction of a grand Krishna temple at the birthplace of Lord Krishna has been a long-standing demand of the sadhus and seers. The proposed temple is expected to be a major tourist attraction and a significant cultural landmark in the region.

The announcement of the kar seva on December 6 has sparked concerns about the potential impact on communal harmony and public order. The district administration and police are taking steps to ensure that the event passes off peacefully and without incident.

In conclusion, the announcement of the kar seva at Mathura’s Krishna Janmabhoomi on December 6 has significant implications for the region. The event is likely to be closely watched by security agencies and the district administration, and its outcome will have a major impact on communal harmony and public order in the region.