Umaisar Gull Ganie
Pahalgam, Jul 14: Harnam Prasad, a resident of Jasnagar in Uttar Pradesh, who has been undertaking the Amarnath Yatra on foot, reached Pahalgam on Monday after walking for 111 days.
Carrying a Kawar (sacred water pot) weighing 17 kilogrammes on his shoulders, Prasad began his journey from Rameshwaram Jyotirling, covering thousands of kilometres.
Speaking to the news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO), Prasad said, “I started my journey on March 27 and today, after 111 days on foot, I have reached Pahalgam. I am extremely happy. There were many hurdles along the way, but I overcame them all with faith in Baba Bholenath.”
Harnam said he aims to inspire others with the message of faith and perseverance. “Leave everything to Baba Bholenath. With hope and confidence, victory will definitely follow,” he said.
The devotee appreciated the arrangements made along the Yatra route. “We receive full support from the army and authorities. Food and shelter are easily available, and the overall management is commendable.”
Prasad added, “I will pray for the happiness of our country and a united India (Akhand Bharat). I urge people not to fear – come and have Baba Barfani’s darshan, there is no problem here.”—(KNO)
