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The Chief Minister also instructed the officials to ensure the availability of Haley Ambulance Service to deal with emergency situations, further strengthen women’s security system and to ensure continuous monitoring of progress and continuous monitoring of redressal of complaints of the general public.
Uttarakhand CM Pushkar Singh Dhami held a meeting with police officers regarding the Kavad Yatra to be held from 10 July. Pushkar Singh Dhami instructed the senior officials of Uttarakhand Police in the meeting regarding law and order, Kanwar Yatra and Disaster Management that verification campaign should be strictly conducted in all the districts, vigilance should be taken on the borders and action should be continued against the encroachment. He instructed that monitoring should be ensured through CCTV and drone on the Kandar Yatra route and the traffic control system should be made effective.
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The Chief Minister also instructed the officials to ensure the availability of Haley Ambulance Service to deal with emergency situations, further strengthen women’s security system and to ensure continuous monitoring of progress and continuous monitoring of redressal of complaints of the general public. He also instructed to work effectively on the policy of zero tolerance against intoxication and intoxication. Earlier, Pushkar Singh Dhami on Saturday flagged off the bus carrying the first batch of pilgrims from Tanakpur tourist rest house in Champawat district and flagged off the Kailash-Mansarovar.
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Dhami welcomed the pilgrims and presented them with mementoes depicting the cultural heritage of Uttarakhand. He said that it is the good fortune of the pilgrims that they are joining this holy journey. The Chief Minister said, “Not everyone gets the privilege of visiting Kailash-Mansarovar. This is not just a religious journey, but the path of spiritual awakening. ”The Kailash-Mansarovar Yatra, passing through the Lipulekh Pass of Uttarakhand, has resumed this year after a gap of five years.
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