Is There Any Possibility Of Lockdown In Uttarakhand? Chief Secretary Gave Information On This
Chief Secretary Anand Bardhan has clarified that despite the global crisis, there is no possibility of lockdown in Uttarakhand. He informed that all the arrangements are running smoothly in the state, including the supply of kitchen and commercial gas. The situation is expected to be under control before the Chardham Yatra. He appealed not to pay attention to rumours.
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State Bureau, Dehradun. Amidst the growing health and economic crisis at the global level, discussions about lockdown are once again making headlines. However, the Uttarakhand government has made it clear that at present no such possibility is being considered in the state.
Chief Secretary Anand Bardhan said that the arrangements in the state are completely under control and there is no need to impose any strict restrictions at present.
He also clarified that the supply of LPG and commercial gas is continuing smoothly and systematically, so that the general public and industries do not face any kind of problem.
The officials are completely alert even in view of the Chardham Yatra. The Chief Secretary said that there is still time for the Yatra to begin and by then there is every possibility that the situation will be under control.
He appealed to all citizens not to be influenced by any rumor or unknown news and rely only on official information.
Besides, he also told that if any new guidelines are issued by the Central Government, it will be mandatory for everyone to follow them. The Chief Secretary assured that the administration is prepared for every situation and immediate steps will be taken if needed.
This initiative of the state government shows that even in emergency situations, the arrangements and civil safety of Uttarakhand remain a priority.
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