Amarnath yatra: Manoj Sinha, the Lt Governor and Chairman of the Shri Amarnath Shrine Board, met with shrine board officials in detail and then directed that devotees attend morning and evening Aarti online.
Amarnath yatra claimed that it would allow them to pay their respects while avoiding travel and exposure. The Jammu and Kashmir administration announced on Monday (June 21) that the Amarnath Yatra was abandoned due to the COVID-19. Coronavirus pandemic. On the other side, the administration said that all traditional religious ceremonies would be performed at the Holy Cave Shrine, as has been done.
Before making a decision, the esteemed members of the Shri Amarnath Shrine Board, including Swami Avdheshanand Ji, ShriDC Raina, Dr. Devi Prasad Shetty, Prof Anita Billawariya, Shri Sudarshan Kumar, Prof. Vishwamurti Shashtri, Pt. Bhajan Sopori, Dr. C.M. Seth, and Mrs. Tripta Dhawan, held a threadbare discussion. Governor Manoj Sinha, who is also the Chairman of the Shri Amarnath Shrine Board, then met with Chief Secretary Dr. Arun Kumar Mehta, DGP Dilbag Singh, Principal Secretary Home Shaleen Kabra, and Principal Secretary to Lt Governor Nitishwar Kumar, who is also the CEO of the Shrine Board, and directed that devotees be allowed to attend morning and evening services.
Aarti via online mode. He claimed that it would allow them to pay their respects while avoiding travel and exposure. The Shrine Board informed the meeting that a virtual and broadcast mechanism for live Darshan of Aarti from the holy cave had been put in place. “It is critical to saving people’s lives.
As a result, it is not in the public interest to arrange and conduct this year’s pilgrimage. The ShriAmarnathji Shrine Board is aware of and respects the sentiments of millions of devotees. To keep those sentiments alive, the Board will continue to broadcast morning and evening Aarti from the Holy Cave shrine live on television, “According to the Lieutenant Governor.
“It is critical to saving people’s lives. As a result, it is not in the public interest to arrange and conduct this year’s pilgrimage. The ShriAmarnathji Shrine Board is aware of and respects the sentiments of millions of devotees. To keep those sentiments alive, the Board will continue to broadcast morning and evening Aarti from the Holy Cave shrine live on television, “According to the Lieutenant Governor.
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