Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami reached his ancestral village Hadkhola during a one-day visit to Pithoragarh district. Local residents and elected representatives welcomed him on arrival.

Dhami was accompanied by his wife, Geeta Dhami. The visit combined a family religious observance with meetings with people from the village.

Prayers at village temple

Dhami and Geeta Dhami offered prayers with their family at the Shri Hari Chand Devta temple in Hadkhola. They performed the religious rituals and sought the deity’s blessings.

During the worship, they prayed for the state’s prosperity, happiness and continued progress. The temple visit formed a central part of the chief minister’s programme in his ancestral village.

Meetings with residents

After the temple visit, Dhami met local villagers, elected representatives, children and elderly residents. He asked about their well-being and spoke with residents about their situation.

The chief minister also received the blessings of elderly people during the interaction. The meeting allowed him to connect with residents during his visit to Hadkhola.

Local representatives, officials from various departments and other residents were present during the programme. No specific government announcement or development decision was included in the available information.

Conclusion

Pushkar Singh Dhami’s Hadkhola visit included prayers at the Shri Hari Chand Devta temple and direct interaction with villagers, representatives, children and elderly residents during his Pithoragarh tour.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. Which village did Pushkar Singh Dhami visit?

He visited Hadkhola, his ancestral village, during a one-day tour of Pithoragarh district.

Q. Who accompanied the chief minister?

His wife, Geeta Dhami, accompanied him during the visit.

Q. Where did Dhami offer prayers?

He and Geeta Dhami offered prayers at the Shri Hari Chand Devta temple in Hadkhola.

Q. What did the couple pray for?

They prayed for the prosperity, happiness and continued progress of Uttarakhand.

Q. Whom did Dhami meet in the village?

He met local villagers, elected representatives, children and elderly residents.

Q. Who else attended the programme?

Local representatives, officials from various departments and local residents attended the programme.