JAMMU: J&K BJP General Secretary & Former Deputy Mayor Jammu, Baldev Singh Billawaria released the Punjabi song 'MOH' alongwith J&K BJP General Secretary Gopal Mahajan at BJP Headquarters, Jammu supporting local talent and vibrant culture. The lyrics of the song are written by Diljaan Atri, music is given by Chandan Jassu and video is directed by NJ Neeraj. This song is sung by singer Mr. KV while Ashish Gupta and Anamika Chaudhary have acted in this song.

The program was organised by J&K BJP Co-Convenor Sanskrit, Art & Culture Cell Sahil Mahajan. The promo of the song had been well received by the audience with its high comments. J&K BJP General Secretary & Former Deputy Mayor Jammu, Baldev Singh Billawaria applauded the efforts of the talented singers and their team for the wonderful piece of art. Releasing posters of the song, Billawaria appealed to the public to watch and share the song on social platforms. Billawaria said that “Entire team deserves all the kudos for great work and I wish them all the best for a bright future”.

He said that we as a societal family must make an effort to support and nurture young talent which will bring laurels to the whole of Jammu & Kashmir. He said that new opportunities are being opened up everywhere today for the innovative minds. He expressed his hope that the people of Jammu will appreciate the song and shower their love on it. While speaking on the occasion, Gopal Mahajan said that it is good to see that the young talent of Jammu has been coming out to work on the project and congratulated his team for the beautiful video song ‘MOH’.

He further Said that music is a powerful medium of communication and has been a major source of inspiration for several. J&K BJP Co-Convenor Sanskrit, Art & Culture Cell, Sahil Mahajan said that the mission of the BJP party is to uplift and empower communities in various ways and promoting local art and culture is an important part of it. The programme culminated with a felicitation ceremony in which awards were given to the eminent dignitaries. The event organisers also expressed their gratitude to J&K General Secretary, BJP Baldev Singh Billawaria and Gopal Mahajan for making this event successful and colourful.

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