Ayodhya (UP) – CM Adityanath instructed the Municipal Corporation not to levy commercial rates on monasteries, temples, Dharamshalas, and charitable organisations. Yogi Adityanath, after being sworn in as Uttar Pradesh’s Chief Minister for the second time, visited Ayodhya for the first time after being re-elected. Since Ayodhya Municipal Corporation has come into being, it has levied taxes at the commercial rate on temples and holy shrines, and monasteries. This was a huge sum that was collected from the Holy shrines and religious institutions of Ayodhya. The persons in charge of the monastery and temple had requested several times that the tax at the commercial rate be abolished. Hence, this decision was taken now.
Uttar Pradesh CM Yogi Adityanath orders exemption of water, house tax for Temples, Monasteries, Dharamshalas etc in Ayodhyahttps://t.co/HMUgDh986r
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