Srinagar, Apr 21: Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Ganderbal, Sudhanshu Dhama on Tuesday said that all efforts are being made to ensure safe, secure and hassle-free Amarnath Yatra 2026.
In view of the forthcoming Amarnath Ji Yatra–2026, SSP Ganderbal conducted a comprehensive inspection of the Baltal base camp to assess the pace and quality of arrangements being put in place for the smooth and safe conduct of the Yatra.
During the visit, the district police chief reviewed various logistical and security measures at the base camp, including accommodation facilities, traffic management plans, deployment strategies, emergency response mechanisms, and coordination among different stakeholder agencies.
Emphasis was laid on ensuring foolproof security, efficient crowd management, and seamless facilitation for the yatris. He also inspected the Domail Yatra Track, taking stock of ground-level arrangements and identifying areas requiring further augmentation. He directed officers to ensure that all necessary measures are implemented well in advance to avoid any inconvenience to the pilgrims.
He was accompanied by other senior police officers and officials from allied departments, who briefed him on the status of ongoing preparations. He stressed upon maintaining close coordination among all agencies and adopting a proactive approach to address any emerging challenges.
Reiterating the commitment of J&K Police, SSP Sudhanshu Dhama assured that all efforts are being made to ensure a safe, secure, and hassle-free Yatra for the devotees. He also urged officers to remain vigilant and dedicated in the discharge of their duties to uphold the highest standards of service and security during the Holy Pilgrimage.
