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During the on-ground review, the Managing Director took detailed stock of the power infrastructure being put in place and issued clear directives to field officers to maintain 24x7 power availability throughout the Yatra period.
The Superintending Engineer apprised the Managing Director that almost all requisite arrangements have been put in place for the Yatra, which is scheduled to commence on 3rd July 2026 . He briefed the MD on the illumination arrangements made at various Padavs, including the deployment of DG sets and Gen sets of varying capacities, and the installation of Solar Lighting Systems along Yatra tracks where grid supply is not feasible. It was informed that adequate fuel stocks are available at all sites, with regular replenishment protocols in place. A sufficient number of buffer Distribution Transformers (DTs) and standby DG sets have also been stationed to meet any unforeseen contingencies.
MD KPDCL assured that there will be no shortage or power cuts during the Amarnath Yatra and we have deployed special teams at all important places to ensure seamless electricity during the yatra. He appreciated the dedication and professionalism of the engineers and field staff working tirelessly, often in challenging terrain and adverse weather conditions, to ensure seamless power arrangements for the Yatra.
The MD emphasized that no stone must be left unturned in delivering efficient services to the pilgrims and assured that the management will remain fully supportive and responsive to the needs of the teams on the ground.
