Uttar Pradesh: Cow service is an integral part of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath’s daily routine during his visit to the Gorakhnath temple. In the same sequence, on Saturday morning he also spent time in the cow shed of the temple and did service to the cows. The Chief Minister fed the cows with jaggery and gave necessary instructions to the cowshed workers for their care. During the cow service, he pampered Bhavani and Bholu, two Nadipathy miniature breed cows (an innovative breed from Punganur) brought to the Gorakhnath temple from the cowshed in Yeleshwaram, Andhra Pradesh, in the month of September.
This pair of cows (a heifer and a calf) brought from South India were also named by Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath. They have named the calf Bhavani and the calf Bholu. Whenever the Chief Minister visits the Gorakhnath temple, he definitely knows the condition of Bhavani and Bholu. Due to CM Yogi’s love and affection, Bhavani and Bholu have also become completely attached to him with a sense of kinship. Apart from tending to all the cows in the cowshed on Saturday, the Chief Minister spent more time with Bhavani and Bholu. He petted them a lot, talked to them, fed them brown sugar and fodder. These cows seemed overwhelmed by CM Yogi’s affection.
