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Bharat Mata temple thrown open to public
6/18/2007 11:41:43 PM

DODA, JUN18- Bharat Mata temple, first of its kind in Jammu and Kashmir, and fourth in India was thrown open to public at Udhrana in Bhaderwah town today amidst chanting of Bajans and other religious sermons.
The temple constructed at a cost of Rs.60 lakhs was thrown open to public after performing a Yaga which was attended by a large number of prominent citizens and religious leaders.
Among others present at the inaugural function were former BJP President Daya Krishan Kotwal, founder of the temple, Madan Lal Hellon, President Vasuk Dera Welfare society Naresh Gupta ,Mast Nath Yogi senior Janta Dal (S) leader , Koshal Kotwal ,Koshal Dogra senior BJP leaders , Keshav Ram , Kotwal Prithivi Raj Rathore ,Dr .Pawan Kotwal Secretary to Chief Minister and SDM Bhaderwah P.K.Pole
Speaking on the occasion the founder of the temple informed the gathering that this temple is first temple in state and fourth temple in the whole India adding that the temple has been constructed at a cost of Rs.60 lakhs.
On this occasion , the trust also arranged a langer besides performing Bajan and Kirtan
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