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The Uttarakhand High Court on Thursday vacated its stay order on the Chardham Yatra.
The Court lifted the ban but with riders&mdash; devotees will need to carry a negative Covid test report and a vaccination certificate.
There&rsquo;s also a cap on the number of devotees&mdash; only 800 pilgrims will be allowed in Kedarnath, 1200 in Badrinath, 600 in Gangotri and 400 in Yamunotri per day.&nbsp;
Devotees will not be allowed to take bath in any of the springs around the temples.
The Court&rsquo;s decision comes as a relief to the state government which had appealed against the June 28th stay, arguing that it was a crucial earning period and many families&rsquo; livelihood would suffer if the pilgrimage is cancelled.
The Court had stayed the government&rsquo;s decision to start the Yatra for pilgrims from outside the state in a phased manner after hearing Public Interest Litigations flagging the lack of health care facilities and increase in Covid cases.&nbsp;

Chardham Yatra to resume, vaccination report mandatory

The Uttarakhand High Court&nbsp;lifted its stay order on the annual&nbsp;Chardham Yatra, providing relief to the state government concerned over people's livelihood

//Chardham Yatra&nbsp;allowed,&nbsp;Uttarakhand HC lifts stay order
//High Court's&nbsp;permission comes with riders,&nbsp;cap on the number of devotees
//Fully vaccinated people with a Covid negative report to be allowed
//800 pilgrims in Kedarnath, 1200 in Badrinath, 600 in Gangotri,&nbsp;400 in Yamunotri&nbsp;allowed per day
//Devotees won't be allowed to take bath in any of the springs
//Decision, a relief to the state govt worried about earning period
//Many families&rsquo; livelihood would suffer if the pilgrimage is cancelled

The state government had appealed to the High Court to lift the stay over the pilgrimage,&nbsp;arguing it would severely affect livelihoods.&nbsp;

The Uttarakhand High Court on Thursday lifted its stay order on the Chardham Yatra.
Fully vaccinated people with a Covid negative report will be allowed to go on Chardham Yatra, the High Court said as it lifting the ban on the annual pilgrimage.
There&rsquo;s also a cap on the number of devotees&mdash; only 800 pilgrims will be allowed in Kedarnath, 1200 in Badrinath, 600 in Gangotri and 400 in Yamunotri per day.&nbsp;
Devotees will not be allowed to take bath in any of the springs around the temples.
The Court&rsquo;s decision comes as a relief to the state government which had appealed against the June 28th stay, arguing that it was a crucial earning period and many families&rsquo; livelihood would suffer if the pilgrimage is cancelled.
The Court had stayed the government&rsquo;s decision to start the Yatra for pilgrims from outside the state in a phased manner after hearing Public Interest Litigations flagging the lack of health care facilities and fear of Covid&nbsp;case rise.&nbsp;

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