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'Lift curbs on Amarnath pilgrims'
NEW DELHI, JUNE 16. The Shiv Sena today condemned compulsory
registration of names of Amarnath pilgrims with the authorities
at Delhi and restricting their number to one lakh.
``Any restriction on the number of yatris and their camps in the
name of security after people have reached Delhi from various
States is not rational,'' Shiv Sena's Delhi unit president, Mr.
Jai Bhagwan Goel, said while addressing party workers who held a
demonstration here in protest against the restrictions. ``How can
Central and Jammu and Kashmir Governments decide who should visit
the shrine and who should not,'' he asked.
Mr. Goel said his party had sent a memorandum to the President,
Mr. K.R. Narayanan, demanding immediate removal of the
restrictions. He wanted the Government to provide special flights
and trains for the pilgrims to reach Jammu from various parts of
the country. Representations had been sent to the Prime Minister
and the Home, Railway and Civil Aviation Ministers.
- PTI
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