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Second Batch of 3,865 Amarnath Pilgrims Departs Jammu Amid Strict Registration Rules

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The second batch of 3,865 pilgrims has set off from Jammu toward the Shri Amarnath Ji shrine. Authorities have issued a strict advisory stating that only pre-registered pilgrims will be allowed to proceed on their journey. Pilgrims arriving without prior registration have been asked to wait for their designated travel dates, as tatkal registration slots remain very limited. Security escorts have been deployed along both the Baltal and Pahalgam routes to ensure pilgrim safety.

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