
Pilgrims coming on Chardham Yatra without registration will be turned back. Chief Secretary Radha Raturi has issued an advisory to the Chief Secretaries of all the states in this regard. Due to the huge crowd gathered for the Chardham Yatra, the government is facing difficulties in making arrangements. Till now the registration figure for Chardham Yatra has crossed 31 lakh.
Given the huge crowd at Charon Dham, the government has started strict compliance with registration. In this context, on Wednesday, Chief Secretary Radha Raturi sent an advisory to the Chief Secretaries of all the states. In this, he has clarified that if pilgrims from any state come without registration then they will be stopped after checking. Such pilgrims will be returned.
He has also requested that whoever wants to come to Chardham Yatra, should come on the same date given in the registration. This will make it easier for the state government to manage the Chardham Yatra. He has also asked all tour operators and travel agents to ensure that they check registration before starting the journey. So that they do not face problems later. He has requested the states to make all the pilgrims aware of this.
More than 31 lakh registrations
So far 31 lakh 18 thousand 926 registrations have been done for Chardham Yatra. There have been 10 lakh 37 thousand 700 registrations for Kedarnath, 9 lahks 55 thousand 858 for Badrinath, 5 lakh 54 thousand 656 for Gangotri, and 4 lakh 86 thousand 285 for Yamunotri. At the same time, so far 84 thousand 427 registrations have been done for the Yatra to Hemkund Sahib.
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