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The badminton star on Thursday took to Twitter to thank J&K police. She had posted photos of police guarding her in the mountains in Ganderbal district of central Kashmir.

“Utterly grateful for ensuring excellent security arrangements put in place by Jk police for ensuring a safe, hassle-free Yatra. #AmarnathJiYatra2023 @JmuKmrPolice @JandKTourism @HMOIndia,” Nehwal tweeted on Thursday.

Nehwal, along with her mom Usha Nehwal, shouldered the passage on Wednesday. After paying obeisance at the holy delve sanctum, Nehwal said she felt blessed and was bestowed with positivity, strength, and peace of mind. “We had very good darshan of the Amarnath ji. People mostly discuss these things that they want to have darshan of Amarnath ji, but, I feel blessed that I had the darshan along with my mother,” she said in a video released by the Jammu and Kashmir's Department of Information and Public Relations.

The badminton player stayed in the graphic sightseeing resort of Sonamarg, in central Kashmir's Ganderbal quarter, which falls on the way to the Baltal base camp of the Yatra.
“ Green mind = happy mind#Sonmarg#kashmir#experience, ” she twittered along with her picture in Kashmiri dress.