 Early Times Report
JAMMU, June 30: The city of Jammu witnessed an extraordinary event at 'Amreshwar Mahadev,' a spiritual gathering that captivated pilgrims and devotees alike. The highlight of the event was a mesmerizing performance by the 'Aghori Group' from West Bengal, showcasing their unique artistry to an enthralled audience.
Led by Kiran Watal, President of Amarnath Welfare Society, and supported by Chairman Rajesh Gupta, Senior Vice President Anil Gupta, and General Secretary Prem Sharma, the event featured spectacular light shows and fire techniques that left everyone awestruck. Amidst chants of "Har Har Mahadev," the atmosphere was filled with devotion and spiritual fervor, creating lasting memories for all who attended from different parts of the country.
Dignitaries present at the event included Raj Nehru, Vice Chancellor; Kuldeep Khoda, Retired DGP; Gulab Singh, General Secretary of All India VHP; BJP Chief Spokesperson MM J&K Ritika Trehan; and Tarun Behl, Editor-in-Chief of Shree News. Ritika Trehan, along with others, was honored for their invaluable contributions to the welfare of society in various sectors.
Kiran Watal, in his address, extended his warm greetings and best wishes to the pilgrims embarking on the holy pilgrimage this year. He emphasized the pluralistic ethos of Jammu and Kashmir, highlighting the significant role of Muslims in facilitating the safe and smooth conduct of the Amarnath Yatra. "This pilgrimage has become a symbol of the strong composite and inclusive culture in J&K," Watal remarked. "May this holy pilgrimage bring sustained peace and prosperity to the region," he prayed.
Chairman Rajesh Gupta also conveyed his greetings to the pilgrims of the Amarnath Yatra and assured that the administration has made all possible arrangements for the convenience of the devotees. "Shri Amarnath ji's pilgrimage is a symbol of the unbreakable tradition and beliefs of 'Sanatan' culture. Best wishes to all the devotees on their journey. Jai Baba Barfani," he said.
BJP Chief Spokesperson MM J&K Ritika Trehan, in her address, expressed the collective pride of the people of Jammu and Kashmir for hosting such a religiously and spiritually significant Yatra. She highlighted the communal and interfaith harmony that the Amarnath Yatra symbolizes and promotes. "The Kashmir valley shines with a mini-India experience and it gives much strength to communal and interfaith harmony," Trehan stated. "Kashmiris of all religious faiths anxiously await this Yatra every year, showcasing communal harmony and amity."
Trehan also emphasized the economic significance of the Yatra, noting that it provides jobs to a large number of people in Jammu and Kashmir, thus contributing to the region's economy annually. "Amarnath Yatra is not only a spiritual, religious, cultural, and interfaith sojourn but it promotes the economy and financial wellbeing of the people associated with it," she added.
The event underscored the importance of such religious, spiritual, cultural, and composite gatherings, advocating for their encouragement and continuation to foster communal amity and religious harmony. |
