Halwa-Puri, Samosa, Jalebi and more banned during Amarnath Shrine
Mouth watering Halwa-Puri and Samosa-Jalebi along many deep fried food items which earlier was must on the platter for Amarnath pilgrims has been banned.
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Mouth watering Halwa-Puri and Samosa-Jalebi along many deep fried food items which earlier was must on the platter for Amarnath pilgrims has been banned.
The experts' panel, constituted following the Supreme Court's concern over the large number of pilgrim deaths in 2012, had cautioned against the consumption of cold drinks and fried junk food as there is a shortage of oxygen on both routes of the cave shrine.
Jammu Tawi, May 3: As the 62-day-long Shri Amarnath Yatra this year is scheduled to begin on July 1, the Shri Amarnath Shrine Board has released a list of permitted and banned meal, food items at ‘langars’ (community kitchens) for the pilgrims en route twin tracks to the holy cave shrine located in Anantnag district
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