Overview
- At Roorkee’s Jeevandeep Ashram, the chief minister inaugurated new facilities and said the Main Marg–Sunahara Marg intersection will be officially named Shaheed Chowk.
- In Ajmer a day earlier, he opened the second floor of the Akhil Bharatiya Uttarakhand Dharmshala in Pushkar and announced an additional ₹50 lakh in aid after an earlier ₹1 crore grant.
- Dhami highlighted ongoing pilgrimage infrastructure efforts, citing works in Kedarkhand and Manaskhand, proposed Yamuna site redevelopment, the Haridwar–Rishikesh corridor, the Sharda corridor, and a Centre for Hindu Studies at Doon University.
- He outlined state actions that he says protect cultural identity, including enforcement of anti-conversion and anti-riot laws, implementation of a Uniform Civil Code, dissolution of the madrasa board with more than 250 unauthorised madrasas sealed, and recovery of over 9,000 acres of government land.
- The Roorkee event combined religious rites and social outreach such as a Shat Chandi Mahayagya, distribution of study material, worship of 1,100 girls, and mass marriages, drawing seers, public representatives, and senior officials.