New Delhi, March 4: Holi is being celebrated with great enthusiasm across the country. Chief Ministers from various states, including Yogi Adityanath of Uttar Pradesh, have extended their warm wishes for the festival.
The Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh conveyed his greetings to the people of the state. On the social media platform ‘X’, he wrote, “Heartfelt wishes to the residents of the state on the auspicious festival of Holi, which symbolizes color, joy, and social harmony. I pray to Lord Ram that this sacred festival brings happiness, prosperity, peace, and renewed energy into your lives.”
Delhi’s Chief Minister Rekha Gupta also took to ‘X’ to share her wishes, stating, “Warm greetings and best wishes to all Delhiites on the grand festival of colors, Holi. I pray that this sacred occasion fills your lives with the vibrant colors of happiness, peace, and prosperity. May this festival of joy and enthusiasm enhance the sweetness of love, trust, and goodwill in our society. May every face shine with smiles and every home be fragrant with happiness.”
Madhya Pradesh’s Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav expressed his wishes on ‘X’, saying, “Heartfelt congratulations and best wishes to all residents of the state on the auspicious festival of Holi, filled with enthusiasm and harmony. I hope this celebration spreads new colors of happiness, peace, and prosperity in every household. May the colors of goodwill, positivity, and unity always shine in society.”
Haryana’s Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini shared his greetings on ‘X’, stating, “Warm wishes to everyone on the sacred festival of colors, Holi! This celebration symbolizes love, brotherhood, and unity, inspiring us to move forward with harmony. I pray to Lord Shiva that the colors of happiness, prosperity, and new energy always bloom in your lives.”
Bihar’s Chief Minister Nitish Kumar also extended his wishes on ‘X’, saying, “Greetings and best wishes on the festival of colors, Holi. Holi symbolizes social harmony. May this sacred festival bring new colors of joy into the lives of the state’s residents. It also represents the victory of good over evil. Let us celebrate Holi with love, brotherhood, and goodwill.”
The festival of colors, Holi, is one of the most anticipated celebrations in Hindu culture, marked by enthusiasm and joy. Known as Rangwali Holi, Badi Holi, and Dhulandi, this vibrant festival symbolizes the arrival of spring and the end of winter.
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