Deputy Commissioner (DC) Ganderbal, Jatin Kishore, today visited the Yatra Transit Camp at Manigam to review the arrangements and facilities put in place for the smooth stay and welfare of Shri Amarnath Ji Yatris. During the visit, the DC undertook a comprehensive inspection of the camp and reviewed the functioning of various facilities, including medical services.
He interacted with patients and healthcare staff to assess the quality of services and directed the medical teams to remain fully prepared to provide prompt and efficient healthcare to every pilgrim. The DC also inspected sanitation and cleanliness arrangements across the transit camp and instructed the concerned departments to maintain the highest standards of hygiene to ensure a clean, healthy and comfortable environment for the pilgrims.
As part of the visit, the DC interacted with officers deployed at the camp, inspected various langars and met with the Yatris to receive firsthand feedback about the facilities and services being provided. He reiterated that the comfort, safety and well-being of every pilgrim must remain the top priority of all departments.
Emphasizing a pilgrim-centric approach, the DC directed all officers and frontline staff to extend every possible assistance to the Yatris with courtesy, compassion and promptness, ensuring that no pilgrim faces any inconvenience during their stay at the transit camp. The DC also stressed close coordination among all line departments to ensure seamless delivery of essential services and immediate redressal of any issues arising at the camp.
Among others, the visit was attended by Assistant Commissioner Revenue Ganderbal, who is also the Nodal Officer for Yatra Transit Camp Manigam, Police incharge Transit Camp Manigam, officers from R&B, KPDCL, Jal Shakti, Municipal Council Ganderbal, Information Department and other concerned officers.