Kheer Bhawani Mela Kashmir 2022: Soan Kashmir Postpones Yatra

Kheer Bhawani Mela Kashmir 2022: Soan Kashmir postpones Kheer Bhavani Yatra, the administration said – our buses will go.

After the murder of Hindu teacher Rajni Bala in Kulgam, Soan Kashmir, an organization of Kashmiri Hindus, has postponed the Yatra for the Kheer Bhavani fair.

This organization had arranged for private buses from June 6. At the same time, the administration has made it clear that there is complete preparation for organizing the fair.

All arrangements have been made for the devotees. The buses put up by the administration will leave on June 7.

Kheer Bhawani fair is being organized at Tulmula in Ganderbal district on June 8 on Jyestha Ashtami.

Kashmiri Hindu devotees from all over the country gather at the fair and pray to Maa Raghenya to return home. The fair could not be held for two years due to Corona.

Son Kashmir’s head Shadi Lal Pandita said that private buses running from Jagati will no longer go. Keeping in mind the safety of the devotees, we have postponed the program.

Shadi Lal Pandita said that the incidents of targeting Hindus have increased in Kashmir, so people are very worried.

Government buses will leave on June 7-

The Relief Commissioner of Kashmiri migrants made it clear that the administration has made full preparations. Buses will leave the state administration on June 7.

This time we had received applications from 1500 people to attend the Ksheer Bhavani fair and for this, we had earlier decided to arrange 115 buses. The administration has completed its preparations.

The control room will be built in Jammu for those providing facilities to Amarnath pilgrims, the administration has taken suggestions from the citizens.

A control room will be set up in Jammu for the convenience of the pilgrims visiting Shri Amarnath Yatra and the organizations helping them to facilitate their journey.

Nodal officers will also be appointed, who will be in touch with the representatives of the organizations at all times.

The administration held an important meeting on Monday evening with the major business, social, religious, and tourism industry organizations of the city so that the devotees do not face any kind of problem and took their suggestions.

The meeting went on for about two hours under the chairmanship of Jammu Divisional Commissioner Ramesh Kumar.

Only one month is left for the Amarnath Yatra to begin. This time a record number of devotees are expected to reach the Yatra.

Therefore, the administration does not want to leave any stone unturned in the preparations.

n the meeting held with the Divisional Commissioner, the main issue was raised that many organizations make arrangements for the accommodation and food for the devotees.

But they do not get proper support from the administration. Resolving this problem, the Divisional Commissioner said that a control room would be set up in Jammu.

Apart from this, nodal officers will be appointed who will be in touch with the representatives of the organizations.

Organizations supporting the Yatra will be able to contact these nodal officers in case of any problem.