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Chamoli. These days, an enormous crowd of devotees is gathering in the border space Neeti Valley to have darshan of Timmarsain Mahadev, well-known as ‘Chhota Amarnath’. During the winter yatra, about 500 to 1000 devotees are reaching Neeti Valley day-after-day to have darshan of Baba Barfani. Chamoli Superintendent of Police Surjeet Singh Panwar carried out an intensive tour of Neeti Valley with the purpose of guaranteeing security of devotees, straightforward motion and efficient policing in border areas. During this, he reached Timmarsain Mahadev and interacted instantly with the devotees and took suggestions concerning the yatra route, safety preparations and lodging amenities. The devotees shared their experiences of darshan and expressed satisfaction over the police system.
In view of the proposed nationwide degree extremely marathon in Neeti Valley in the month of April, the Superintendent of Police carried out an intensive inspection of the safety preparations and police posts. While inspecting Suraithota and Malari police posts, which are vital from the level of view of the marathon route, he stated that the position of every publish in the border space will probably be essential. Seeing the dilapidated situation of Malari police publish, SP Chamoli instructed Inspector-in-cost Jyotirmath to instantly ship the proposal for restore and modernization of the publish underneath ‘Vibrant Village Scheme’. Instructions have been additionally given to instantly restore the photo voltaic panels broken in the latest snowfall, in order that communication and lighting techniques are not disrupted.
During the go to to Malari, the Superintendent of Police interacted with the native residents. Senior residents Kapil Rawat, Rajendra Rana and different villagers knowledgeable about the issues of the space. Villagers stated that regardless of the enhance in the number of devotees throughout winter season, medical amenities stay closed, which creates critical difficulties in case of emergency. Also, absence of petrol pumps in the whole valley after Jyotirmath has change into a giant drawback for tourism and native residents. Taking the issues of the villagers critically, SP Chamoli instantly obtained the villagers speaking to the District Magistrate Chamoli over cellphone, in order that the issues could possibly be resolved rapidly. Apart from this, the Superintendent of Police met BRO Commanding Officer Major Vivek Soni and Second Incharge Sunil Kumar Tripathi in Suraithota and mentioned in element about the street building work occurring until the border, site visitors coordination and safety sensitivity. On this event, Inspector-in-cost Jyotirmath Devendra Rawat and different officers have been additionally current.