The king and queen of Sweden attend a program for the conservation of the holy river Ganga along with several state ministers in northern India.<br /><br />The event took place on December 5 in Haridwar, Uttarakhand.<br /><br />Visuals show the chief minister of the state, Trivendra Ravat, and other important officials welcoming the royal couple to the Namami Gange program.<br /><br />Next, the chief minister is seen addressing the gathering and talking about the problems the holy river faces in the present times.<br /><br />The minister of Jal Shakti, Gajendra Singh Shekhawat, is then seen gifting a rudraksha sapling to King Carl XVI Gustaf of Sweden and then explaining the importance of the same.<br /><br />The program then displays an introductory video praising and depicting the importance of river Ganga, while the esteemed guests applaud.<br /><br />Finally, the esteemed guests inaugurate a new 14MLD sewage treatment plant in Sarai village on the outskirts of the city.
