Punjab Shaheedi Sabha Arrangements have been finalised as Fatehgarh Sahib prepares to host millions of devotees. Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann said the state has ensured seamless facilities for health, transport, sanitation, and security during the sacred congregation.
Speaking to the media, Mann said the government focused on preventing inconvenience to pilgrims. Authorities have set up 20 Aam Aadmi Clinics and five dispensaries at key points. Specialist doctors and medical staff will remain available round the clock. Officials have already stocked medicines and equipment.
To ease movement, the government will run a free inter-city shuttle service. Around 200 buses and 100 e-rickshaws will ferry pilgrims from parking zones to gurdwaras. For the first time, officials will use Google traffic services to manage congestion in real time. The administration has developed five major and 16 smaller parking sites.
Security remains a top priority. Over 3,300 police personnel will manage crowds and law and order. Authorities have set up an integrated control centre and released a helpline number, 0176-3232838. Around 300 CCTV cameras and drone surveillance will monitor the city.
Mann also announced a mega blood donation camp and warned against unauthorised camps. He assured full cooperation with the SGPC to honour the legacy of the Sahibzadas and Mata Gujri Ji.
