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Nashik Police Issue Safety Guidelines for Trimbakeshwar Shravan Yatra
A very old temple called Trimbakeshwar is getting ready for many visitors.
During a special holy month called Shravan, people go there on a trip called a yatra.
The police think about 200,000 to 300,000 people will come.
They made some rules to keep everyone safe.
Visitors cannot bring bags into the temple.
They should only carry things they really need and leave valuables at home.
If someone sees a bag all by itself, they should not touch it and should tell a police officer.
People should also tell police if they see something suspicious.
Everyone should park their cars only in the special parking areas.
And it is important not to believe or spread rumours.
Police Superintendent Dr. D. S. Swami appealed to devotees to follow police instructions for their safety during the Shravan Yatra.
Around 2–3 lakh devotees are expected to visit Trimbakeshwar for the yatra and circumambulation.
The Shravan Yatra runs from August 13 to September 10, 2026.
Bags and luggage are prohibited inside the temple premises, and devotees are advised to carry only essential items and avoid valuables.
Devotees must not touch unattended or suspicious objects, must report suspicious activity, park only at designated facilities, and not believe or spread rumours.
- Who
- Devotees visiting Trimbakeshwar and police led by Superintendent Dr. D. S. Swami
- What
- Police issued safety guidelines for the Shravan Yatra pilgrimage and temple visit
- Where
- Trimbakeshwar, Nashik
- When
- August 13 to September 10, 2026
- Why
- To ensure the safety of an expected 2–3 lakh devotees attending the yatra
Key facts
- Event
- Shravan Yatra and circumambulation
- Location
- Trimbakeshwar, Nashik
- Dates
- August 13 – September 10, 2026
- Expected Devotees
- 2–3 lakh
- Baggage Rule
- Bags and luggage prohibited inside temple premises
- Guidelines Issued By
- Police Superintendent Dr. D. S. Swami
- Parking
- Designated parking facilities only
Quotes
Dr. D. S. Swami
Police Superintendent of Nashik
“If anyone is deliberately spreading rumours, the matter should immediately be reported to the police and the administration should be supported in maintaining safety and order.”
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