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SSP Traffic Amit Bhasin, social activist Keshav Chopra releases Devotional Bhajan "Har Har Mahadev"
6/9/2026 10:10:18 PM
Early Times Report
JAMMU, June 9: In a significant event aimed at promoting spiritual wellness and guiding the youth towards a constructive path, Senior Superintendent of Police Traffic Jammu, Amit Bhasin JKPS, along with prominent Social Activist and Chairman of Samvedna Society Keshav Chopra, President of Gau Raksha Samiti Jammu and Kashmir Raj Kumar Langar, SHO Women Police Station Inspector Arti Thakur officially released the devotional bhajan Har Har Mahadev. The song, sung by Col. Dr. Subhash Gupta (Retd), is presented by Jai Bala Music and a film by Yogi Studioz. The release ceremony was attended by various civil society members who praised the artistic and spiritual endeavor.
Speaking on the occasion, SSP Traffic Jammu Amit Bhasin congratulated the entire team behind the devotional track and emphasized the role of devotional music in fostering peace, discipline, and community harmony. He remarked that art and spirituality have always been powerful tools to connect people and inspire positive societal changes. He lauded Col. Dr. Subhash Gupta for his exceptional contribution, stating that such dedication to art sets a remarkable example for the entire community. He added that the police department always encourages initiatives that channel the energy of society into meaningful and uplifting platforms.
Sharing his thoughts during the launch, Chairman of Samvedna Society Keshav Chopra expressed great admiration for the veteran singer. He stated that with advancing age, many young individuals today unfortunately begin to feel weak or discouraged about their potential, whereas individuals like Col. Dr. Subhash Gupta serve as true role models by refusing to let their talent fade even in their later years. He urged the youth to draw inspiration from the retired Colonel's vitality and dedication. Raising the slogan Say No To Drugs and Yes to Talent, Keshav Chopra appealed to the younger generation to stay far away from the menace of substance abuse. He also highly commended the police and the local administration for their relentless efforts under the Nasha Mukt Jammu Kashmir Abhiyan, stating that their continuous actions have effectively broken the backbone of the drug trade in the region.
President of Gau Raksha Samiti Jammu and Kashmir Raj Kumar Langar also spoke at the event, appreciating the spiritual essence of the bhajan. He highlighted that invoking the name of Lord Shiva through music brings a sense of cultural pride and mental tranquility. He emphasized that promoting such traditional and devotional content is essential for preserving societal values and protecting cultural heritage. He extended his best wishes to the producer Anil Kumar Chauhan, lyricist Hanuman Prasad Poddaaar, and music composer Kudeep Saproo, expressing confidence that the bhajan will resonate deeply with listeners across the region and inspire a wave of positivity.
Harish Kaila,Inspector (Rtd) Mohan Lal, Yashpal Yash, Anchor Archna Sharma, Abhishek Gupta and others were also Present
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