Uttarakhand: A terrorist attack was carried out in Jammu and Kashmir on 22 April. In this, tourists were targeted and shot by asking them their religion. Unfortunately 27 people died in this attack. After this attack, 48 tourist places in Jammu and Kashmir have been closed. Meanwhile, the doors of Kedarnath Dham have been opened in Uttarakhand.
The journey of Kedarnath Dham has started. There is a lot of enthusiasm among the devotees. however, Pahalgam There is a possibility of some fear among tourists due to the recent terrorist attack. Tight security arrangements have been made in Kedarnath in this background. However, on the first day, a huge crowd of devotees is seen in Kedarnath. In a way, it has slapped Indians on the mouth of terrorist attacks.
The doors of Kedarnath Dham have opened today (02). Kedarnath Dham Temple was opened to devotees at seven in the morning. Kedarnath causes heavy snowfall in winter. Due to this, the temple complex is virtually covered with snow. Due to this, Kedarnath Dham remains closed for six months. After this the temple starts. The temples have now been opened to devotees. Earlier, the temple was attractively decorated and equipped with flowers. Its pictures are also becoming viral on social media.
Kedarnath echoed with the joy of Har Har Mahadev
The palanquin ceremony of the Panchmukh Chalvigraha festival of Baba Kedarnath has also been organized. Thursday (01) The palanquin entered Kedarnath amidst the cheers of Lord Kedarnath in the afternoon. 15,000 devotees arrived in Kedarnath to see Bholenath. For this, the doors of the temple were opened on Thursday. Kedardham Har-Har Mahadev echoed with the shouts of bomb-bombs. On this occasion, the Kedarnath temple is decorated with 108 quintals of flowers.
No reel or photo is allowed.
In view of the Pahalgam attack, strict security arrangements have also been made in Kedarnath Dham. Due to this, the police have issued some guidelines for pilgrims. The administration has also said that carrying mobile phones within a radius of 30 meters of the temple is prohibited. If any person is found to be taking reel or photograph in the temple premises, his mobile phone will be confiscated and a fine of Rs 5,000 will be imposed.
