Lord Shiva devotee lauds J&K Police, CRPF for effective management of Amarnath pilgrims and peaceful situation in Kashmir
In a commendable display of gratitude and appreciation, a devoted Sadhu pilgrim of Lord Shiva has expressed deep admiration for the Jammu and Kashmir Police and CRPF for their effective management of the Amarnath Yatra pilgrimage and their instrumental role in maintaining a peaceful situation in the Kashmir valley.
#ShriAmarnathjiYatra2023 ki kahani…ek yatri ki zubaani
— Mohita Sharma (@mohita_ips) July 21, 2023
Jai baba barfani 🙏🙏@OfficeOfLGJandK @JmuKmrPolice @ZPHQJammu @igpjmu @MukeshSinghIPS @Rameshkumarias @diprjk @RambanPolice @dcramban pic.twitter.com/4ipsOIzrma
The annual Amarnath Yatra, a significant Hindu pilgrimage to the holy Amarnath Cave situated amidst the scenic Himalayas, attracts millions of devotees from across the country. This year, amidst concerns over security and safety due to previous instances of unrest, the J&K Police took proactive measures to ensure a smooth and secure pilgrimage.
In a video tweeted by SSP Ramban Mohita Sharma, the ardent devotee of Lord Shiva, embarked on the arduous pilgrimage with a group of fellow devotees. He shared his heartfelt gratitude for the security forces, who ensured their safety throughout the journey.
He further praised the police force for their friendly and cooperative demeanor, which created a positive environment during the pilgrimage. The constant presence of security personnel, stationed strategically along the route, not only reassured the pilgrims but also provided assistance when needed.
In recent years, the region has witnessed increased efforts from the authorities to promote tourism and revive the spirit of religious harmony, which has been successful in changing the perception of Kashmir as a region marred by conflict.
The praise and acknowledgment from Lord Shiva’s devotee serve as a testament to the relentless efforts of the Jammu and Kashmir Police in ensuring the success of the Amarnath Yatra and maintaining a peaceful atmosphere in the region. As the Yatra comes to an end, the authorities hope that such positive experiences will encourage more pilgrims and tourists to visit the valley, fostering further growth and prosperity for the region.