SRINAGAR, MAY 31: The Deputy
Chief Minister Dr Nirmal Singh today directed the officers to synergize
their efforts to ensure smooth conduct of ensuing Kheer Bhawani Mela, maintaining that
it is one of the most important religious festivals of Kashmiri Pandits.
The Deputy Chief Minister was interacting with
officers during his review meeting to oversee the arrangements being put in place for the ensuing
Mela Kheer Bhawani.
Minister for Industries and Commerce Chander Parkash Ganga, Vice
Chairman JKPCC Khalid Jehangir, DC Ganderbal, SSP Ganderbal and other senior
officers were present in the meeting.
Dr Singh said such festive occasions exhibit brotherhood and communal
harmony among the people of Kashmir and provide an opportunity to bridge the
gap among different geographic regions of the State. He said the State is known
for its pluralistic character and mutual brotherhood among different sections
of the society.
He directed the administration to ensure that a fool proof mechanism
viz-a-viz security is put in place to ensure that the devotees coming to
pay their obeisance do not face any inconvenience. He said that the requisite arrangements
related to the traffic arrangements should also be undertaken so that the
transportation facilities are provided to them and requisite
parking slots are designated to facilitate the devotees.
Dr. Singh stressed the officers to ensure facilities like adequate
power, water supply, sanitation, availability of essentials and medical
facilities during the festive days.
He also directed the officers to ensure that the work on the STP at
the shrine is completed so that it can be commissioned within the coming
days for maintaining the fragile eco system of the area.
Earlier, DC Ganderbal Tariq Hussain Ganai apprised the Ministers that
besides ensuring foolproof security arrangements for the devotees as many as 50
quintals of ration including 25 quintals rice, 20 quintals flour, 15 quintal
sugar, 1000 liters of K-oil and sufficient quality of LPG Cylinders have been
stocked within the shrine area. Moreover, the DC said that additional 2
quintals of sugar will be provided free of cost to devotees from the district
administration.
The meeting was informed that 10-beded camp hospital equipped with a
team of doctors, nurses, life saving medicines, and ambulance have been kept at
Kheer Bhwani. Moreover 2000 blankets are stocked for devotees, while as street
lights leading to the shrine have been repaired and roads and link roads
renovated, the DDC added.

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