Dehradun, July 22 -- Char Dham Yatra, which was temporarily suspended as a precautionary measure due to heavy rains and landslide threats on Monday, resumed on Tuesday after authorities reviewed the conditions along the pilgrimage routes, officials said. Garhwal commissioner Anand Swaroop said the pilgrimage was being conducted in coordination with the district administrations, police, State Disaster Response Force (SDRF) and other departments concerned across the districts connected to the Char Dham route. He said the authorities were continuously monitoring the pilgrimage routes, with special vigilance being maintained in vulnerable areas. Swaroop appealed to pilgrims to remain at designated safe locations or holding areas if the route is temporarily disrupted due to heavy rainfall, landslides or other reasons during the journey. Pilgrims have been advised to strictly follow instructions issued by the administration and police and proceed only after the situation returns to normal. "Pilgrim safety is the administration's top priority," the Garhwal commissioner said, adding that all departments concerned had been directed to continuously monitor weather conditions and the status of the pilgrimage routes so that immediate action could be taken whenever required. The state government has also advised pilgrims to check the latest weather updates before starting their journey and rely only on official information....