Water will be recycled and used to maintain greenery, while music bands will not be allowed into Mukti Ghat to prevent noise pollution.
Updated: Mon, 05 Dec 22 at 02:10pm
Hyderabad: The Telangana government has set an example of a community harmony initiative in the country by constructing a unique Mukti Ghat at Fathullaguda in LB Nagar where multiple religions can hold their last rites of departure.
The facility, which will also cater to Hindus, Muslims and Christians, is being constructed by the Hyderabad Metropolitan Development Authority (HMDA) on a 6.5-acre site and is likely to be inaugurated by Municipal Administration and Urban Development Minister KT Rama Rao on Tuesday. ceremony.
“The idea to build Mukti Ghat came from Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao’s vision. It is a unique initiative for the country, which has also taken a series of environmental protection measures while developing the facility,” said Chairman of Musi Riverfront Development Corporation Ltd (MRDCL) And LB Nagar MLA D Sudheer Reddy said.
The funeral parlor in Mukti Ghat adopts the “Zero Pollution” concept and has pollution-reducing electric furnaces, green landscaping and a sewage treatment plant (STP) with a capacity of 50 KLD.
Water will be recycled and used to maintain greenery, while music bands will not be allowed into Mukti Ghat to prevent noise pollution.
Another feature of the Mukti Ghat is the live streaming of the last rites so that families and well-wishers of the deceased who cannot be there can participate virtually.
Unlike other facilities that only perform last rites, Mukti Ghat also houses Apara Karma Bhavan for Hindus to perform tenth day rituals.
Mukti Ghat also provides all the facilities at Vaikunta Mahaprasthanam at Jubilee Hills including administrative buildings, security arrangements, columbarium storage facilities, toilets, waiting halls, seating arrangements and other amenities that will assist grieving families to perform last rites and Leave in a carefree manner.
