Overview
- The government allocated ₹260 crore for this year’s event, splitting ₹150 crore for arrangements and ₹110 crore for permanent temple infrastructure.
- The health department established three hospitals, 30 on‑site camps and 42 en‑route camps to provide emergency care to pilgrims.
- A total of 3,199 medical and support staff, including 544 doctors and 72 specialists, are deployed with 35 ambulances positioned for rapid response.
- Security plans include 13,000 police personnel, 48 CCTV cameras, 20 drones and advanced crowd‑management systems to reduce stampede risk.
- Over 2 lakh devotees visited on Sunday, triggering long queues and toll‑plaza congestion as travelers complained about charges that remain in place.