Share your story and shine at JK Monitor!🌟 Welcome to JK Monitor, where every story matters and every achievement is celebrated! We invite you to share the remarkable journey of your life and showcase your accomplishments to the world. Join our exclusive interviews that honor exceptional individuals just like you. POONCH: A wave of spiritual fervour and joy swept through Poonch today as the first batch of Shri Budha Amarnath Ji Yatra pilgrims arrived in the district. The District Administration, under the leadership of Deputy Commissioner Vikas Kundal, along with the Yatra Management Committee, civil society members, and enthusiastic locals, extended a grand welcome to the pilgrims.
Over a thousand yatris reached Poonch in this inaugural batch, marking the formal commencement of the revered pilgrimage. Addressing the gathering, the Deputy Commissioner reaffirmed the administration’s commitment to ensuring the smooth conduct of the Yatra. He emphasized that comprehensive arrangements have been put in place to facilitate the yatris throughout their spiritual journey.
The welcome ceremony was graced by DIG Rajouri-Poonch Range Tejinder Singh, SSP Shafket Hussain Batt, ADC Tahir Mustafa Malik, ACR Mohd Sayeed, DDC member Abdul Gani other district officers, yatra officers, and respected members of the civil society, religious heads and yatra Management Committee. A large number of local residents were also present, showcasing the district's rich tradition of hospitality.
To cater to the needs of the yatris, various food stalls and refreshment counters were set up, ensuring their comfort and well-being during their stay. The arrival of the first batch signals the beginning of a significant religious and cultural event in the district. The Yatra, spanning nearly 10 days, will culminate with the Chari Mubarak Yatra from Poonch to Shri Budha Amarnath Ji Shrine in Mandi.
The Budha Amarnath Ji Yatra is a vital part of the cultural and spiritual fabric of Jammu & Kashmir, especially for the people of Poonch, who have long upheld the tradition of offering warm hospitality to the pilgrims.
