Thakur Sanjeev Krishna Ji Maharaj, a member of the Sant Samaj in Vrindavan, is thrilled that Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has spoken about one. Magnificent: Temple in Mathura.
He says it is the “fortune” of this generation to see grand temples built rather than destroyed. ,There are many hopes of the people of the religious world… who will fulfill them?, There is absolutely no expectation from such people who do other business. 250 to 300 crores are leaving… Mathura do 5 lotus will bloom from seat, Spiritual Location Mathura will get it again (Those who are loyal have many aspirations. Who will fulfill them? Can’t expect anything from those who make hundreds of crores from their perfume business. BJP will win all five seats in Mathura…),” he added.
Mathura has five assembly seats, which have been dominated by the BJP in the last few elections on the basis of Brahmin, Vaish and Thakur votes. SP-RLD is eyeing Jats and Muslims. While a grand temple set the tone for Mathura, the pitch has now shifted Development As well as law and order.
A few kilometers away, Govind Pandit questions the need for a grand temple when a grand temple already exists. Sitting on his terrace, looking at the royal Idgah and the Krishna temple, he says, “Other issues are important, it is necessary for the MLA to listen to us… it is time for employment, electricity. (Other issues are also important, MLAs should also listen to our voice. We are facing the problem of employment, electricity…)
The electoral mood in Mathura swings between two views: the local anti-incumbency wave is often talked about, as is the Yogi-Modi commitment to make Mathura like Ayodhya or Kashi.
Associated with the (Krishna) Janmabhoomi Mukti Nyas, RB Choudhary is one of those who have gone to court seeking to make way for a grand temple at the royal Idgah. birth place Or the birthplace of Krishna. They feel that a grand temple would also benefit the Muslim community financially, as most of the residents of Mathura depend on religious tourism.
“Everyone in Mathura wants that” Birth place be developed. Janmabhoomi Mukti Nyas is the organization that we have started. We feel that the judge is satisfied with our reasoning… Krishna’s will… In whose favor should the decision be made? Birth place And if this decision is taken, then Birth place Will be grand… Muslims will also benefit from it,” he says.
Across the road from the Krishna temple, Hindustan Hotel owner Mohammad Zubair disagrees. ,The temple is already grand. should develop…Jewar Airport Tourist will come due to its formation, it will benefit from it (The temple is already grand… the issues this time are employment, inflation… development should happen… the Jewar airport will bring in tourists and it will benefit us),” he says.
Views are also heard in favor of more infrastructural development around Mathura from the hospitality sector.
Vaibhav Garg, who owns a hotel in Mathura, says the city loses most of its tourists to the twin Vrindavans. “Jewar Airport” It is only 50 km away from Mathura… Its effect will be great but the government will have to do something for Mathura too.… expressway Connectivity breaks while coming here from… Vrindavan people go back… Mathura don’t come, Mathura tourists in at least 2 There is a benefit when the day stops (Jewar airport is just 50 km away from Mathura. It will have a good effect on us but the government will have to do something for the city as there are connectivity issues. People go back to Vrindavan and not come to Mathura. Tourists must visit Mathura for two days. stay in, only then we will get the benefit),” he says.
From the hospitality sector also, KD Agarwal is involved in not only the Krishna temple but the entire 84. to feel kos parikrama Other places like Gokul, Govardhan should be developed along the highway to make Mathura a tourist destination and bring economic benefits to the residents.
Guddi Sharma, whose home is in the city’s protected yellow zone where no new construction or demolition is allowed, overhears conversations about a “grand redevelopment”. ,Build a temple, build a mosque… Build whatever you want… it’s good… but our houses should not be broken (Build a temple or a mosque, whatever you like but our homes should not be destroyed),” she says, pointing to the Kashi Vishwanath temple corridor project, where the old structure was taken over and demolished by the government. Was.
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