CM Yogi Adityanath emphasized the power of a solution-oriented mindset during his interaction with police and administrative officials in Prayagraj after Maha Kumbh 2025.
He stated, “We fail when we fear problems, but we succeed when we focus on solutions.” CM Yogi explained that by seeking solutions, new paths open up, setting new benchmarks for success.
He urged officials to document Maha Kumbh as a model for future events, preserving both achievements and challenges as lessons for future generations.
CM Yogi further encouraged the team to identify areas for improvement and build upon them for future large-scale events.
He emphasized that the documentation would serve as a valuable resource to enhance the planning and execution of similar events in the future.
CM Yogi acknowledged the immense scale of Maha Kumbh 2025, which took place from February 13 to February 26. He credited the police and administration for ensuring seamless execution.
CM Yogi said, “The arrangements, cleanliness, and security amazed every visitor, whether local or international.”
He urged officials to preserve the learning from the event, including areas of improvement, to guide future mega-events.
This documentation, he emphasized, would serve as a valuable legacy for future generations.
Highlighting the global recognition of the event, CM Yogi stated that only those who visited Prayagraj could truly understand the scale of the gathering.
He dismissed baseless comments from critics who hadn’t experienced the event firsthand, particularly those spreading misinformation through misleading photos and videos.
“Such false narratives were swiftly debunked, and the truth about Maha Kumbh’s success prevailed,” he added.
The CM praised the flawless traffic management and security measures, including the anti-drone system introduced for the first time at Maha Kumbh.
He emphasized that the infrastructure developed for the event would continue to benefit Prayagraj and other pilgrimage sites.
“Temporary resources like checkered plates, pontoon bridges, and toilets must be repurposed for future events,” he said.
CM Yogi urged the local administration and Mela Authority to begin preparations for upcoming events, including the 2031 Maha Kumbh, with a focus on utilizing the infrastructure built for Maha Kumbh 2025.
He stressed that these lessons and resources should enhance connectivity and facilities across the state’s pilgrimage sites, ensuring long-term benefits for residents and visitors alike.
Deputy Chief Ministers Keshav Prasad Maurya and Brajesh Pathak, along with senior ministers and officials, attended the event.
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