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Sri Sri takes up Ganga pollution issue with Akhilesh

IANS

Art of Living founder Sri Sri Ravi Shankar Saturday voiced concern over the pollution in the Ganga when Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav called on him here.

Ravi Shankar and the chief minister also discussed the law and order situation in the country during their 55-minute meeting, said a statement from the Art of Living Foundation.

Yadav was accompanied by Samajwadi Party leader in Karnataka Rajeev Rai.

The chief minister briefed Ravi Shankar on the "positive steps" taken both in respect of the Ganga and the law and order situation, the statement said.

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