New Delhi: Delhi govt is developing an 11-km Chhath ghat along the Munak Canal, stretching from Outer Ring Road to Inderlok. BJP president Nitin Nabin will inaugurate the ghat near Singalpur village on Nov 12, a day before the four-day festival begins. Chief minister Rekha Gupta said her govt is preparing over 1,400 ghats across the city — up from 1,326 last year — focusing on safety, cleanliness and accessibility.
Set to be the capital’s longest, the facility will accommodate thousands of devotees.
The govt’s priority is to ensure they face no inconvenience while offering prayers,” said Gupta. “Chhath is not merely a religious celebration, but a symbol of Delhi’s social and cultural unity,” said CM Gupta, adding, “We want every devotee and visitor to celebrate with complete faith, respect and peace of mind.” “The govt’s aim is to provide Chhath devotees with a clean, safe and convenient environment to offer prayers during the festival. Chhath is a festival deeply connected with the faith, beliefs and traditions of lakhs of people.