12th Batch of Devotees Set Off for Amarnath Yatra
- The 12th batch of pilgrims leaves for Amarnath Yatra early Monday.
- Pilgrim count for Amarnath Yatra exceeds 200,000 this year.
- Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha encourages devotees on social media.
12th Batch of Pilgrims Starts Amarnath Yatra Journey
Early Monday morning, the 12th group of devotees set off for the Amarnath cave shrine, departing from Nunwan base camp located in Pahalgam. This important pilgrimage, significant in Hindu tradition, proceeds even as intermittent rain showers pose challenges along the route. The annual Amarnath Yatra has been witnessing a robust influx of devotees this year, with numbers consistently rising—an encouraging sign for the religious gathering that many anticipate annually.
Pilgrim Count Exceeds 200,000 Amidst Rain
On Sunday, Lieutenant Governor of Jammu and Kashmir, Manoj Sinha, made an announcement that the Amarnath Yatra has surpassed a staggering milestone—over 200,000 devotees have participated this year alone. This journey holds sacred value, attracting pilgrims from various parts of the country and even abroad. Sinha took to social media platform X, expressing enthusiasm for the ongoing yatra and urging participants to experience the journey’s spiritual essence, saying, “Har Har Mahadev!”
Pilgrimage Spirit Remains Strong Despite Conditions
The Amarnath Yatra, a crucial aspect of Hindu religious practice, is characterized by devotion and commitment, and it draws thousands annually to the majestic mountainous terrain. While the weather conditions this year have not been ideal, with intermittent rain noted, the spirits of the devotees remain high. Many feel that the pilgrimage serves as more than just a journey; it is a transformative experience, deepening their connection with spirituality and faith despite the elements.
The 12th batch of pilgrims embarking on the Amarnath Yatra marks a notable point in this year’s religious observance, with the overall number of participants surpassing 200,000. The trek continues amidst challenging weather, showcasing the unwavering faith and dedication of the devotees. As they journey toward the revered Amarnath cave, the communal spirit and shared devotion highlight the pilgrimage’s significance in Hindu culture.
