In a heartfelt gesture of devotion and dedication, the Kejriwal government has begun preparations for the Kanwar Yatra a full 1.5 months in advance, ensuring the comfort and safety of ‘Shiv Bhakt Kanwariyas’. In a review meeting, Delhi’s Revenue Minister, Ms. Atishi, met with district magistrates and senior officials to discuss the meticulous arrangements for the Kanwar camps. This year, approximately 200 camps will be established across Delhi, with a focus on East Delhi, North East Delhi, and Shahdara districts—the primary entry-exit points for Kanwariyas. These efforts are a testament to the government’s commitment to making the Kanwar Yatra a seamless and spiritually enriching experience for all devotees.
Sharing this, Delhi’s Revenue Minister Ms. Atishi said that like every year, this year too, the Kejriwal government will set up Kanwar camps for the convenience of Kanwariyas across Delhi, where all the necessary facilities will be ensured for them. Waterproof tents, furniture, toilets, water, medical and other necessary facilities will be available in the camp for Kanwariyas. “In this regard, instructions have been given to all the district administrations to ensure every necessary step for the safety and facilities of Kanwariyas,” she added.
In the month of ‘Savan’, lakhs of devotees go to Haridwar to collect water. In such a situation, the Delhi government sets up Kanwar camps at various places in the national capital. Where all the necessary facilities are provided for the stay and rest of the Kanwariyas. In such a situation, this year too, the Kejriwal government will set up about 200 Kanwar camps for the convenience of the Kanwariyas in Delhi.
The Revenue Minister mentioned that in this holy month of Savan, the Kejriwal government is making all necessary arrangements for the service, convenience and security of ‘Shiv Bhakt Kanwariyas’ and has instructed all the district administrations to remain alert so that Kanwariyas do not face any kind of problem. East Delhi, North East Delhi and Shahdara districts are the entry-exit points of Kanwariyas in Delhi. In such a situation, most of the camps will be set up here so that the crowd can be easily managed even after the arrival of a large number of Kanwariyas. Also, the administration will connect local dispensaries to the camps for the convenience of the Kanwariyas. CAT ambulances will be available for any emergency. Also, hospitals will be instructed to make special arrangements for the treatment of Kanwariyas.
Regarding the preparations related to the Kanwar camp, Revenue Minister Atishi has instructed all the District Magistrates that from now till the organization of the camp, every District Magistrate must submit a report related to the preparations every week.
