Bengaluru 1st September : Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, who travelled to Bengaluru on Thursday stated that Karnataka and Uttar Pradesh share strong ties.The UP Chief Minister was speaking to an audience after launching the ‘SDM Kshemavana’ an naturopathy and wellness retreat center, located situated on the fringes of the city.
“Veerendra Heggade (BJP Rajya Sabha member) as a Dharmadhikari introduced traditional methods of treatment,” Adityanath said, saying that thanks to the efforts of Bajrang Bali (referring to Karnataka as the birthplace of Lord Hanuman) the ‘Ramsetu’ was constructed.”
In a speech praising the Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai for his efforts to ensure the wellbeing of all the citizens, Adityanaath said, “Bengaluru is known as an information technology hub is now in an ideal position to be a traditional medical treatment centre.The people of all over the world have joined hands through Yoga and an active and healthy body can lead to greater accomplishments.”
“Our traditional methods of treatment are being used in Karnataka.The creation of Kshemavana in Bengaluru will be an increase for the health sector.The potential of Yoga was realized through the Covid pandemic,” he added.
Adityanath added Bommai is working to make Karnataka an economically secure and secure state.
Bommai spoke about the occasion.
Bommai stated that it’s an issue of joy that Adityanath is coming to Karnataka.
“There is an association between him and Karnataka.
Gurus are revered in our society and religion.Adityanath has demonstrated that even the most ardent Yogi could be a successful administrator.Under his leadership people-hating forces are dispersed, while the morally upright are protected.” Bommai added.
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