Uttarkashi, October 6 (Daily Kiran) : In Uttarkashi, on October 6, the Additional Director General (ADG) of Police, V. Murugesan, conducted a thorough inspection of security arrangements for the Char Dham Yatra and the Gaumukh trek. His visit aimed to strengthen safety measures along the route from Gangotri to Gaumukh.
During the inspection, Murugesan reviewed the deployment of police forces, crowd management strategies, parking facilities, and monitoring systems at sensitive locations. He instructed officials to ensure that security measures remain effective at all times.
The ADG physically assessed the Gangotri police station, checking records and cleanliness. He advised the stationed police, fire service, and SDRF personnel to manage crowds and traffic effectively while assisting devotees in an orderly manner. Special attention was given to maintaining vigilance near the banks of the Bhagirathi River.
Murugesan emphasized the need for continuous monitoring through CCTV cameras and drones to enhance security around the temple area and parking sites. He directed that effective traffic diversion and crowd control measures be in place, especially during peak times. Furthermore, he instructed police personnel to maintain a courteous and cooperative demeanor with pilgrims and tourists, prioritizing their safety.
Following this, he inspected the Bhojwasa police station on the Gaumukh trek, assessing the living conditions, food, and other essential facilities available for officers stationed in challenging environments. He gathered insights on the issues and needs of the personnel, boosting their morale in these difficult circumstances.
The ADG mandated that all trekkers, tourists, and pilgrims on the Gaumukh trek must register their details in a designated logbook, with regular monitoring of their movements. He stressed the importance of promptly reporting any emergencies, accidents, or suspicious activities to higher authorities and coordinating with relevant agencies for swift action.
Dr. Murugesan reiterated that the safety of pilgrims and tourists at significant religious and tourist sites like Gangotri and Gaumukh is a top priority. He urged all police personnel to perform their duties with vigilance, sensitivity, and responsibility.
The inspection was attended by several officials, including Uttarkashi’s Deputy Superintendent of Police, Janak Singh Pawar, and Inspector Pradeep Tomar, among others from the police and SDRF.
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