Welcoming the announcement of the Shri Amarnath Ji Yatra, Shri Amarnath Barfani Langar Organization (SABLO) has emphasized on taking all necessary steps from the Shri Amarnath Shrine Board to make the Yatra a success. He has demanded the transfer of 3988 hectares of forest department approved by the Jammu and Kashmir Cabinet to the Shri Amarnath Shrine Board for construction of passenger amenities in 2008 after becoming the Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir.

SABLO general secretary Rajan Gupta said that recently the Saablo delegation had met Lt Governor Girish Chandra Murmu to discuss a number of issues and demands. There was a demand to extend the duration of the yatra to 30 days, although this demand has not been considered. He said that due to heavy snowfall, there will be many challenges in starting the journey especially from Pahalgam track from June 23. This causes trouble for the anchor organizations along with the passengers. On the demand of Sabalo, the Lt. Governor has withdrawn the show cause notice given to the four Bhandara institutions and assured them to continue the anchor service.

The demands of the SABLO include removing the grill in front of the holy cave, simplifying the darshan of the holy cave, including the SABLO members on the board, providing CCTV to the SABLO members from Baltal to the holy cave at a reasonable cost, avoiding the falling stones from the mountains. Providing helmets to passengers, providing environmentally friendly e-rickshaws at bus stand, access control gate, Domel. Along with this, he has also made some more demands.

SABLO has demanded that there be a reconsideration of the conditions imposed for the storage, adequate infrastructure facilities at the campsite, storage of materials in the hut, supply of electricity to the storekeepers in the hilly region, LPG at subsidized prices, providing kerosene, etc. is. Pradhan Vijay Thakur etc. was present on this occasion.