Beyond the Amarnath Yatra starting from July 3, security forces were deployed in major areas including Ramban and Pahgam to ensure the safety and security of pilgrims to ensure safety and safety of pilgrims.
Security officials inspected the arrangements before the commencement of Amarnath Yatra in Anantnag, Banihal, Ramban and other major areas.
The revered Amarnath Yatra will begin through Baltal and Pahalgam routes.
Earlier in the day, Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah spoke on the required arrangements for the pilgrims of the Amarnath Yatra.
He said that Lieutenant Governor (LG) Manoj Sinha presided over two meetings from the pilgrimage, with a political parties and to ensure appropriate facilities for pilgrims with a civil society.
“We have made necessary arrangements to facilitate the pilgrims. LG presided over two meetings, with one political parties and with a civil society. All necessary security arrangements have been made, and we are eagerly waiting for the pilgrims to arrive. On July 2, flags will be laid from Jammu.” Said… “CM Abdullah said.
Earlier today, a large number of devotees visited special centers to register for the journey.
A devotee visiting the center for registration said, “People are excited this time. There is no fear (due to the Pahgam attack). The arrangements are good. The administration is with us.”
Another devotee said, “You can see enthusiasm among people. I believe in Amarnath. They (terrorists) can not be affected. We will not be impressed. I want to request all people to meet Jammu and Kashmir so that our army and government can say that we are not affected by their (terrorists) actions.”
Next to the Amarnath Yatra, the CRPF (Central Reserve Police Force) has launched a strong multi -level security scheme with the Jammu -Srinagar National Highway (NH -44) to ensure the safety and safety of pilgrims.
The Jammu-Srinagar highway is one of the important routes for thousands of pilgrims.
CRPF has intensified monitoring, K-9 (DOG) squad is deployed with its personnel as well as important Jammu-Srinagar National Highway, a major route used by thousands of pilgrims, and strengthened highway petrol, which has been given special attention to sensitive stretch, such as Udampur sector.
The first batch of pilgrims will be removed from the Jammu base camp on July 2, 2025, while the journey will officially begin on 3 July via Baltal and Pahgam routes. (AI)