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Delhi authorities have begun a comprehensive review of facilities for the annual Kanwar Yatra, with state minister Kapil Mishra and Mayor Raja Iqbal Singh inspecting the full route and camp sites across the capital. Mishra said the effort follows directives from the chief minister and involves a joint team of ministers, municipal officials and local legislators. Organisers expect about 2.5 crore pilgrims to pass through or depart from Delhi this year. To handle the influx, the government plans to install grand welcome gates, set up a single-window system for permits and assistance, and expand municipal services at temporary camps. Both Mishra and Singh said the goal is to ensure a smooth and safe journey for devotees and minimise disruption for city residents.
#WATCH | Delhi: At the review meeting of Kanwar camps, Delhi minister Kapil Mishra says, "Around 2.5 crore Kanwar Yatris set out from Delhi, and lakhs of people of Delhi also bring Kanwar. There are grand preparations to welcome them. The Municipal Corporation is also with us, https://t.co/1rKCtdugp1
VIDEO | During the inspection for Kanwar Yatra preparations, Delhi Minister Kapil Mishra (@KapilMishra_IND) says, "As per the instructions of the CM, we are inspecting the entire route of Kanwar Yatra in Delhi... Many special decisions were taken, for the first time, direct https://t.co/vzHpA0LY7Y
Delhi: On Kanwar Yatra, Mayor Raja Iqbal Singh says, "My belief is that the Kanwar Yatra is a deeply religious journey and we should all celebrate it together with devotion. We have come here with the Minister to ensure that pilgrims do not face any difficulties..." https://t.co/WCjvdBPj4N
