No fresh batch of pilgrims will be allowed to proceed to the Kashmir Valley.
"Due to the prevailing situation, and the restrictions imposed in the parts of the state, the Amarnath yatra shall remain suspended tomorrow," a government spokesman aid.
Restriction and curfew in some parts of the Valley will also continue tomorrow.
Till yesterday, about 41,673 pilgrims in 22 batches had left for Amarnath from Jammu.
Over 2.50 lakh pilgrims have participated in this year's yatra to see the ice lingam of Lord Shiva at Amarnath in south Kashmir Himalayas.
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