 Early Times Report
SINAGAR, July 2: The Suheldev Bhartiya Samaj Party (SBSP), State President Vivek Bali extended a heartfelt welcome to the first batch of Shri Amarnath Ji Yatra pilgrims. He lauded the unwavering devotion and enthusiasm of the devotees who have arrived from across the country to participate in one of India's most revered pilgrimages.
The 45-day holy Yatra is officially scheduled to commence on July 3. Speaking on the occasion, Vivek Bali praised the exemplary arrangements made by the Shri Amarnath Ji Shrine Board to facilitate a seamless pilgrimage experience for the devotees.
"The Shrine Board has made outstanding arrangements for the Yatra this year. From medical services to accommodation and logistical support, every detail has been meticulously planned and executed," Bali stated.
Bali also commended the Jammu and Kashmir Police and other security forces for their crucial role in maintaining a peaceful and secure environment throughout the Yatra route. "The dedication and vigilance of our security personnel are truly commendable. Their efforts are essential in ensuring the safety and confidence of the pilgrims," he added.
Reflecting on the spirit of the devotees, Bali said, "The devotees of Bholenath have shown remarkable courage and faith. Despite past threats, they have arrived in large numbers, demonstrating that no fear can deter their spiritual commitment. The enthusiasm among the pilgrims is truly inspiring."
Expressing confidence in the success of this year's Yatra, Bali concluded, "With the collective efforts of the Shrine Board, security forces, and the administration, I am hopeful that this year's pilgrimage will surpass all previous ones in terms of organization and spiritual fulfillment."
The Suheldev Bhartiya Samaj Party reaffirms its support for all initiatives that promote faith, unity, and national harmony. The Amarnath Yatra, held annually in the Himalayan region of Jammu and Kashmir, continues to be a symbol of India's rich spiritual heritage, drawing thousands of devotees to the sacred Amarnath cave. |
