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||Parvinder SinghJune 26 2024 ||

In preparation for the annual Shri Amarnath Ji Yatra (SANJY) 2024, a comprehensive dry run was conducted in Jammu and Kashmir to ensure the safety and comfort of pilgrims. The exercise involved high-level participation from key officials, including Divisional Commissioner Jammu Ramesh Kumar, ADGP Anand Jain, DC Ramban, DIG DKR, DIG Traffic, and other senior officers.

The officials inspected various arrangements along the yatra route, focusing on critical aspects such as traffic management, medical facilities, security measures, and accommodation for the pilgrims. The dry run aimed to identify and address potential challenges to ensure a seamless pilgrimage experience.

Divisional Commissioner Ramesh Kumar emphasized the importance of coordinated efforts among different departments and agencies to handle the influx of pilgrims efficiently. ADGP Anand Jain highlighted the security measures being implemented to safeguard the devotees and ensure a peaceful yatra.

The officials reviewed the status of infrastructure, including the condition of roads, availability of rest points, and emergency response mechanisms. Special attention was given to ensuring that all necessary facilities and services are in place to accommodate the needs of the pilgrims.

Overall, the dry run demonstrated the readiness of the administration to handle the large-scale event, reflecting their commitment to providing a safe and comfortable pilgrimage for all devotees.

Focus Areas: Traffic management, medical facilities, security, and accommodation.

Objective: Ensuring a seamless and safe pilgrimage experience for SANJY-24.

This dry run is a crucial step in the extensive preparations for SANJY-24, underscoring the administration’s dedication to maintaining a high standard of care and security for the pilgrims.