Kanwariyas and their vehicles will run in both lanes on the highway. At the same time, there will be a one-way system for small vehicles on Kanth Road.
The Supreme Court validated UP’s QR code rule for Kanwar Yatra shops, citing legality and transparency. While ineffective for this year’s concluding pilgrimage, the verdict sets a precedent for future administrative measures on the religious route.
The Supreme Court has issued a notice to the Uttar Pradesh government regarding its order requiring QR codes for food stall owners along the Kanwar Yatra route. The court questioned the move and scheduled the next hearing for July 22. Petitioners argue that the rule violates privacy rights, citing a previous SC order against forced identity disclosure. The Uttarakhand government was also asked to respond.
It is often seen that during the Kanwar Yatra, large DJ sound systems are installed, which cause noise pollution and obstruction in traffic.
The purpose of this difficult and resourceless journey is only that with the grace of Bholenath, the kidney disease of their friends gets cured.
July 14 will be the first Monday of Sawan, but the operation of heavy vehicles will be stopped on the highway from 6 pm on July 11.
There will be tight security arrangements on the 540 km long Kanwar route. 10 tolls and barriers will be installed at 119 places on this entire route.
Thousands of Shiva devotees, carrying Kanwar filled with Gangajal, begins their journey by foot from pilgrimage places:
The Kanwar Yatra was started by Lord Parshuram, who was an ardent devotee of Lord Shiva. Read further on Dynamite News:
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