The impact of the shutdown was visible in Jammu, pilgrims going to Mata Vaishno Devi did not get transport and faced problems:

Jammu and Kashmir News: There is anger across the country against the terrorist attack in Pahalgam and Jammu remained closed. The Jammu bandh had a widespread effect. All shops, business departments and offices remained closed. Public transport was absent from the roads. The biggest impact of the closure of public transport in Jammu was on the devotees of Shri Mata Vaishno Devi who reached Jammu from all over the country.

No means was found to go from Jammu to Katra

These devotees are reaching Jammu in various trains arriving from all over the country, but due to non-availability of any means of transport from Jammu to Katra, these passengers faced a lot of problems. Hundreds of these devotees gathered at Jammu Railway Station. These devotees claim that when the call for Jammu bandh was given, they were in the train and as soon as they reached Jammu, they are not getting any means to reach Katra. Due to the closure of the bus service from Jammu to Katra, these people are facing difficulty in reaching Katra.

accused of charging arbitrary prices

Some devotees also alleged that the few taxis that are ready to go to Katra are charging arbitrary prices which is beyond their budget. These devotees also include elderly people who have reached Jammu railway station in the scorching heat but are facing inconvenience due to non-availability of any means to go to Katra.

The widespread impact of the Jammu bandh was seen in Jammu. To make the Jammu bandh successful, people were seen on the streets of Jammu since morning who came out on the streets to express their anger against the terrorist attack in Pahalgam. Let us tell you that on April 22, terrorists attacked tourists in Pahalgam. 26 people have been confirmed dead in this attack, including two foreign nationals.