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DC Kishtwar chairs meeting to finalize arrangements for Sarthal Devi Ji Yatra

K H News Service by K H News Service
June 26, 2025
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Kishtwar : Deputy Commissioner Kishtwar, Pankaj Kumar Sharma Wednesday presided over a meeting with various line Deptts and religious representatives to discuss and finalize the necessary arrangements for the upcoming Sarthal Devi Ji Yatra.
During the meeting, the Sarthal Devi Management Council informed the chair that the annual Sarthal Devi Yatra, in honor of Ashtadashbhuja Mata Sarthal Devi, will take place on 03 July and 04th, 2023.
The Shobha Yatra will commence from Gauri Shankar Mandir Sarkoot at 2 PM on July 03 2025, following the conclusion of the Hawan (religious ceremony) and Puran Aahuti (offering).
Emphasizing the importance of timely arrangements, Deputy Commissioner Kishtwar urged all relevant line Deptts to ensure that all necessary preparations are made ahead of time.
Police authorities assured the meeting that foolproof security measures will be implemented, starting from the Gauri Shankar Mandir and extending along the route to Sarthal Mata Bhawan, on both days of the Yatra.
To ensure the successful conduct of the Yatra, Deputy Commissioner directed all concerned line Deptts to make necessary arrangements, including uninterrupted water supply and water tankers, power supply, installation of high mast lights at Sarthal Bhawan and other temples, healthcare facilities at the specially established Medical Camp at Bhawan, provision of an ambulance with medical staff and allied medicines, and the placement of fire tenders for emergency response.
Furthermore, ARTO Kishtwar was instructed to ensure an adequate number of vehicles with valid technical fitness certificates, as well as the preparation of alternative routes within the town to mitigate congestion and traffic.
Assistant Commissioner Development, Distt Panchayat Officer, and Municipal Council Authorities were specifically tasked with maintaining cleanliness and ensuring the upkeep of streets, lanes and drains under their respective jurisdictions to guarantee the safety and well-being of the pilgri
The executing agencies responsible for road maintenance were directed to conduct necessary repairs and upkeep on the roads from Hasti to Sarthal.
ACD Kishtwar was entrusted with the responsibility of installing dustbins at the venue and taking appropriate measures to provide sanitary and toilet facilities at Bhawan.
The DC also directed the AD FCS& CA and the DO Food Safety Kishtwar to check the rates of shops around the temple areas.
Deputy Commissioner Kishtwar appealed to both the local residents and pilgrims to uphold the Religious sanctity and environmental serenity of the region by strictly adhering to the government’s guidelines, including the avoidance of plastic usage.
The meeting was attended by ADC Kishtwar Pawan Kotwal CEO KDA/ACD Kishtwar Kaiser Bhawani, DIO Kishtwar Dr Kuldeep Kumar Vice Chairman, Sarthal Devi Trust, Sanjeev Parihar besides Distt heads of various line Deptts and other religious representatives.

 

K H News Service

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