Tested and assessed: Trimbakeshwar meeting stresses citizen dialogue and timely execution of Kumbh

Tested and assessed: Trimbakeshwar meeting stresses citizen dialogue and timely execution of Kumbh

Collector Ayush Prasad focused on upcoming deadlines and the need to expedite developmental projects with minimal inconvenience to the public.

Nashik : Fresh off the successful Dhwajarohan ceremony attended by President Droupadi Murmu on Oct 31 to launch Simhastha Kumbh Mela 2026–28, a review meeting in Trimbakeshwar focused heavily on how to execute massive civic upgrades while keeping local residents actively informed and involved. You Can Also Check: Gold Rate in Nashik | Silver Rate in Nashik | Bank Holidays in Nashik | Public Holidays in Nashik | Petrol Price in Nashik | Diesel Price in Nashik | CNG Price in Nashik | LPG Price in Nashik Stay updated with the latest Nashik news.

At the same time, it is vital to take the locals into confidence,” said MP Rajabhau Waje. Priority directives have been issued to complete road widening, improve utility management, and finaliSe the installation of advanced water purification systems near sacred bathing sites, including Kushavarta Kund,” the collector said. Elected representatives, including MP Rajabhau Waje and MLA Hiramann Khoskar, stressed the necessity of maintaining a continuous dialogue between public officials, local civic bodies, and citizens. “While the crowd was limited during the Dhwajarohan ceremony, the number of visitors in the future will be several times higher. The administration must take every single detail into consideration while preparing for the main event. Collector Ayush Prasad focused on upcoming deadlines and the need to expedite developmental projects with minimal inconvenience to the public. “Administrative heads have set strict targets for the upcoming phases of development. The primary focus will be on accelerating civic infrastructure projects in and around Trimbakeshwar and Nashik city. Crowd mobility and security strategies were also highlighted as critical target areas. Superintendent of police Dr D S Swami outlined plans to digitise and streamline the pass issuance system for sadhus, mahants, and local residents to eliminate entry bottlenecks. Security agencies have been tasked with upgrading surveillance mechanisms and refining traffic management blueprints to smoothly handle the influx of millions of pilgrims. Download the TOI App.

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