Rudraprayag Superintendent of Police Niharika Tomar mentioned on Tuesday that the administration has tightened safety and administration preparations in Kedarnath Dham throughout the pilgrimage season.She mentioned that the usage of cell phones, drones, or any cameras for videography has been utterly banned throughout the temple premises.“The gates of Kedarnath Dham are opening on April 22 at 8:00 AM. The ‘Doli’ (palanquin) has already arrived right here, and together with it, numerous devotees have additionally come. In accordance with the rules issued this time, making any form of reels or videography within the temple courtyard is prohibited. The usage of cell phones inside our perimeter can be prohibited,” SP Tomar instructed ANI.The official additional mentioned {that a} cell counter and locker system has additionally been established by the temple administration.“I wish to attraction to all devotees to not do any form of videography or make reels within the temple premises in order that its dignity and sanctity are maintained,” SP Niharika Tomar mentioned.“Together with this, flying drones with out permission can be prohibited right here. At this time, now we have taken motion in opposition to two drones that have been being flown unauthorized. It will proceed sooner or later as properly. Subsequently, I might request and attraction to everybody to not have interaction in such unauthorized actions for the sake of the safety and sanctity of the Dham,” the official mentioned.The administration has urged devotees to observe the principles and assist keep the sanctity of the temple premises.With the Char Dham Yatra formally commenced on April 19 (Akshaya Tritiya), report numbers of pilgrims have already gathered on the base camps.Regardless of the festive air, authorities have issued advisories for devotees to hold heavy woollens, as temperatures stay close to freezing as a result of latest snow.Because the solar rises on April 22, the echoing sound of conch shells and chants of “Kedar Baba Ki Jai” will mark the top of the six-month winter hiatus, reopening certainly one of India’s most sacred pilgrimage websites to the world.