The buildings and walls of Mathura are getting a touch of saffron ahead of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath's visit to the city to participate in the Lathmar Holi.
From cleanliness to giving the city a saffron hue, the Nagar Panchayat has not left a stone unturned to welcome the Chief Minister.
"The preparation is in full swing. The Nagar Panchayat has made all the facility available. We are cleaning the entire city for the festival," said an official.
"Every year we used to celebrate a colourful Holi. This year it is saffronised. We are happy that the Chief Minister is coming to the city to celebrate the festival with us" said a local.
Adityanath will visit Barsana on February 24 to celebrate the festival.
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