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Following the Bharatiya Janata Party's success in the Delhi Assembly elections, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has expressed deep concern over the deteriorating condition of the Yamuna River. He has decided to prioritize a major river cleaning and purification program. This has sparked new hope among residents of the Braj region, including Agra, Mathura, and Vrindavan. 

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The Yamuna is now dry, polluted, and diseased. Most city residents are unaware of the significance and contributions of Mother Yamuna. Even Nazir Akbarabadi would be heartbroken to see the Yamuna’s plight. Emperor Shah Jahan would surely be devastated by the river’s current state!