The CD Board, which is chaired by the chief minister of Uttarakhand controls the management of 51 temples in the state, including Kedarnath, Badrinath, Gangotri and Yamunotri.“We have come to the end of our patience on Devasthanam Board now. We were advised to remain patient at our meeting with Dhami on September 11 and we were following him. But we cannot remain silent any more,” Kedarnath teerth purohit Santosh Trivedi was quoted as saying by the media.“We have now decided to launch an aggressive agitation on the issue of Devasthanam board. Not letting Trivendra Singh Rawat visit the temple for darshan was part of it,” he said.
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