LG Sinha reviews Amarnath Yatra preparedness, launches sanitation campaign

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 Baltal, Jun 28 (KNS) : Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Sunday undertook a comprehensive review of the final preparations for the annual Shri Amarnath Ji Yatra at the Baltal Base Camp, asserting that all necessary arrangements were in place through the coordinated efforts of the Shri Amarnathji Shrine Board (SASB), the Jammu and Kashmir administration and the Government of India.

 
During his visit, the LG launched the 'Shubham–Shivam' sanitation campaign, an initiative by the Directorate of Rural Sanitation aimed at ensuring a sustainable, clean and zero-landfill pilgrimage this year.
 
Expressing satisfaction over the level of preparedness, LG Sinha commended officials, particularly the security agencies, for ensuring comprehensive and foolproof arrangements.
 
"The preparations have been underway for several months through the collective efforts of the SASB, the J&K administration and the Government of India. I appreciate all the officials, especially the security agencies, for making comprehensive and foolproof arrangements.Click Here To Follow Our WhatsApp ChannelI am confident that this year's Yatra will be conducted even more smoothly and successfully than last year's," the Lieutenant Governor told reporters on the sidelines of the review meeting.
 
In a post on X, LG Sinha said his priority was to ensure that every devotee of Lord Shiva undertakes the sacred pilgrimage in a safe, comfortable and well-organised environment.
 
He said he had directed all stakeholder departments to ensure that every required amenity is in place and that devotees are welcomed into an environment that is safe, comfortable and well-organised.
 
"My priority is that every pilgrim enjoys the spiritual journey and returns with a truly enriching and fulfilling experience," he said.
 
Describing the pilgrimage as a symbol of faith and shared devotion, Sinha said, "The sacred Yatra is a moment of faith and shared joy. I want the arrangements to reflect that spirit, ensuring that all Teerth Yatris are well cared for." (KNS) 

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