The government has started preparing loudly for the Char Dham Yatra starting from April 22 next month. This time the government does not want any kind of shortage during the yatra, but the master plan work in Badrinath Dham and the Joshimath disaster is becoming a challenge in front of the government. Pilgrimage priests are also following this belief. Pilgrim priests believe that the government should go to ground zero and talk to the local people and the pilgrimage priest and find a solution before the yatra.
During the Char Dham Yatra, this time a large number of devotees are expected to come, even before the Yatra season, till now more than 6.5 lakh devotees have registered to visit Char Dham. In this way, looking at this figure, it can be said that by the time the yatra starts, this figure will reach above 15 lakhs and maximum registrations are also being done for Badrinath and Kedarnath Dham.
The work being done under the master plan in Badrinath
This time especially for the visit to Badrinath Dham, the devotees may have to face some problems because the work is going on in Badrinath Dham under the master plan. Under the master plan, Badrinath Dham has many guest houses, Dharamshalas and hotels have been demolished. In such a situation, there may be some problems in stopping the devotees there. Along with this, the disaster in Joshimath can also emerge as a big challenge.
Rajendra Ajay, president of the Badri Kedar Temple Committee, claims that all arrangements are being made better before the visit to the temples. There are some problems due to unseasonal rains, but before the yatra season, all the arrangements will be completed for the devotees in Badrinath and Kedarnath. Rajendra Ajay also claimed that due to the master plan and the Joshimath disaster, there would be no problem in the yatra.
