Simhastha 2028: MP Chief Minister Mohan Yadav Orders Groundwork To Begin Right After Monsoon

Ujjain (Madhya Pradesh): Chief Minister Dr Mohan Yadav has directed all departments to complete their paperwork before the monsoon and begin on-ground work for Simhastha 2028 as soon as the rains are over.

“We won’t even know when 2028 will come,” he said, urging officials to move quickly and shift from files to field action.

The instructions were given during the third meeting of the Cabinet Committee on Simhastha 2028, held at the Mantralaya.

The Chief Minister stressed that there must be no delay in construction and infrastructure work, and that planning should be completed during the rainy season to make sure work starts on time after monsoon.

Shortage of staff to be fixed
CM Yadav also pointed out that many departments, like Ujjain Municipal Corporation and Ujjain Development Authority, are facing a shortage of technical staff.

He ordered that these gaps be filled by bringing in officers from other departments on deputation, so that work does not slow down due to lack of manpower.

Out of the 101 projects worth ₹9,186 crore planned for Simhastha 2028, only a few have moved forward, while most are still in early planning stages.

About Simhastha
Simhastha is one of India’s largest religious gatherings, held every 12 years in Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh. The next Simhastha will be held in 2028, and the government has planned over ₹9,000 crore worth of infrastructure work. This includes efforts for sanitation, transport, accommodation, water, safety, and medical services for millions of pilgrims expected to attend.