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KPC activists visit Uttarakhand victims
5/6/2014 10:58:12 PM
Early Times Report

Jammu, May 6: After deadly devastation at Uttarakhand, last year, Badri Nath temple was reopened few days back, a team of Kashmiri Pandit Conference (KPC) activists under the leadership of its president Kundan Kashmiri visited to the victims of some of these devastated areas, expressed their sympathies and distributed some relief items to them.
During their visit Kundan Kashmiri interacted and addressed various gatherings at different locations of Uttarakhand, educated Hindu devotees about importance of religious places of Uttarakhnad and said that Hindu community did not suffer time to time only due to periodical persecutions and tortures but we Hindus sufferd because we did not follow religious faiths and practices in a serious and devotional manner, which were nurtured by our Rishis, Saints and our elders. He also appealed them to develop spiritual links and interests with these spiritual places rather commercial one's.
He also applauded Army ,security forces ,NGO's and others for extending their full support to get this Char Dham Yatra restored for Hindu pilgrims and other devotees.
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