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DC B’pora flags-off pilgrims towards Chota Amarnath Cave

Says “A spiritual journey unveiled, first of its kind arrangements made by the Distt Admin”

K H News Service by K H News Service
September 1, 2023
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Bandipora: The much-anticipated Chota Amarnath Yatra was resumed after a gap of almost a decade at Bandipora, marking a spiritual journey to the revered Chota Amarnath Holy Cave.
The Deputy Commissioner (DC) Bandipora, Dr Owais Ahmed flagged-off the procession of devoted pilgrims, who had gathered from various corners to seek blessings and embark on the sacred pilgrimage.
The Chota Amarnath Yatra holds immense significance for the devout, as it provides an opportunity to pay homage at the holy cave, which is considered to be an abode of Lord Shiva in the woods of Arin Dardpora, Bandipora. Pilgrims were eager to embark on the spiritual journey.
This year, the yatra was planned meticulously by district administration Bandipora after a round of deliberations with the local Kashmiri Pandit community. Many developmental works were done for the first time along the yatra route so as to help the pilgri Recent initiatives include the development of track until Maha Daneshwar Temple, also known as Chota Amarnath Cave, setting up of washrooms, langer facilities, deployment of medical teams and provision of other basic amenities.
It is worth mentioning here that besides local residents, many people settled outside J&K also took part in the yatra. Efforts were made by the administration for the safe journey of such yatris. Festive atmosphere was witnessed across Bandipora town and especially at Dardpora village, which is the start point of the yatra.
Dr. Owais extended his best wishes to all the pilgrims embarking on this spiritual journey. He prayed for their pilgrimage to be blessed with safety, peace, and an abundance of divine experiences.
The DC informed that the 15 kilometer long Yatra will take place through the Arin-Dardpora route via Shamthan and finally to Chota Amarnath Cave. He further informed that the district administration has collaborated with various departments to ensure smooth coordination and support for the pilgrims throughout their journey.
SSP Bandipora Lakshay Sharma, officers from district administration, volunteers besides senior citizens of the town were present on the occasion.

 

K H News Service

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