Mata Vaishno Devi Yatra Continues Amid Dense Clouds and Light Rain

 Light rain and dense clouds enveloped Trikuta Mountain in Katra, yet the spirit of the Mata Vaishno Devi pilgrimage remained unshaken. Devotees continue to throng the holy shrine, showcasing their unwavering faith in the face of adverse weather. 

Bad Weather hits Katra

The inclement weather on Trikuta Mountain led to the temporary suspension of helicopter services, a key mode of transport for many pilgrims. However, the Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Shrine Board ensured that battery car and ropeway services operated as usual, providing safe and accessible alternatives for devotees. These measures allowed the pilgrimage to continue smoothly, reflecting the board’s commitment to facilitating a seamless spiritual experience despite natural challenges.

Helicopter Services Halted

Disaster management teams and security forces are on high alert, closely monitoring the pilgrimage to ensure the safety of all devotees. With light rain posing potential risks on the hilly terrain, these teams are stationed strategically along the route, ready to respond to any emergencies. Their vigilance, combined with well-maintained infrastructure, has helped maintain order and safety, reassuring pilgrims as they navigate the challenging conditions.

Yatra Continues amid Dense Clouds

an impressive 20,268 devotees completed their darshan at the Mata Vaishno Devi shrine, a testament to the enduring pull of this spiritual journey. Registration for the yatra continued uninterrupted on Tuesday, with pilgrims undaunted by the weather. The steady flow of visitors highlights the deep-rooted devotion and the efficient management by the shrine board, ensuring that the pilgrimage remains accessible and organized even in trying circumstances