Amarnath Yatra 2025: Will the Amarnath Yatra starting from Pahalgam be cancelled… what is the government's plan?

After the terrorist attack in the Baisaran Valley of Pahalgam in Jammu and Kashmir on Tuesday, an atmosphere of fear still prevails there. Of course, security arrangements have been increased. Still, fear remains in the minds of the people, as a result of which many tourists have now cancelled their bookings to visit Kashmir. On the other hand, Amarnath pilgrims are also to be held after three months. Now questions are being raised about whether the Amarnath Yatra will happen or not.

The answer is - yes. Despite the terrorist attack, the Amarnath Yatra starting on July 3 will not be cancelled. Jammu and Kashmir Deputy CM Surinder Chaudhary said that devotees need not be afraid. According to sources, a new security plan will be implemented for the Amarnath Yatra starting from July 3.

There will be 24-hour surveillance, security arrangements will be increased.

The special central command center will monitor around the clock. The movement of tourists can be stopped in Pahalgam-Sonamarg. There will be tight security at all transit camps. Drones and other types of electronic surveillance will be further increased. The number of security personnel deployed in the yatra will also be increased from the usual 1.5 lakh security personnel.

Will this affect the Amarnath Yatra?

A large number of devotees reach the Amarnath Yatra every year. This can affect not only the Amarnath Yatra but also the Vaishno Devi Dham Yatra. This attack on a large number of tourists is spreading panic among the people.

Information has come to light that about 8 to 10 terrorists were involved in this terror attack in Pahalgam, out of which three were local helpers and 5 to 7 terrorists were of Pakistani origin. They carried out this attack in the area with the help of local people. Information has also come to light that the terrorists were talking in the local language so that no one gets suspicious. 28 people have died in this attack. Many others have been injured.

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