• Shamsher Chand calls for unity, social harmony and adherence to Kabir’s teachings

BISHNAH: Manghal Kabir Mandir Committee on Sunday organized a grand and spiritually uplifting celebration of the 508th Nirvaan Diwas of Sant Kabir at Manghal in Bishnah Constituency. The event witnessed enthusiastic participation from devotees, community members, and several prominent dignitaries, reflecting deep reverence for the timeless teachings of Sant Kabir.

Chairman All J&K Sadhguru Kabir Sabha, J.L Bhagat (Retd. Deputy Commissioner), addressed the gathering and spoke at length about the enduring relevance of Sant Kabir’s philosophy. He said that Kabir’s teachings are not confined to any one religion or community but are a guiding light for humanity as a whole. He stressed the need for preserving and promoting these values, especially among the younger generation, to ensure a morally strong and socially responsible society.

President All J&K Sadhguru Kabir Sabha, Shamsher Chand, who paid rich tributes to Sant Kabir and highlighted his universal message of peace, brotherhood, and social equality. Addressing the gathering, Shamsher Chand emphasized that Kabir’s teachings continue to inspire generations to rise above caste, creed, and religious divisions. He urged people to adopt Kabir’s ideals in their daily lives to build a more inclusive and harmonious society.

Former Minister of State, Bushan Dogra, in his address, appreciated the efforts of the Sabha in keeping alive the legacy of Sant Kabir through such meaningful events. He remarked that Kabir’s message of simplicity, truth, and unity holds even greater significance in today’s fast-changing world.

General Secretary of the Sabha, Janak Raj, highlighted the organizational efforts behind the successful conduct of the event and reiterated the Sabha’s commitment to spreading the teachings of Sant Kabir across Jammu and Kashmir. He called upon the community to remain united and actively participate in social and spiritual initiatives.

Chairman of Manghal Kabir Mandir Committee, Durgadass, welcomed the guests and expressed gratitude to all attendees for their participation. He emphasized the importance of community involvement in preserving cultural and spiritual traditions.

President of Manghal Kabir Mandir Committee, Mohan Lal, also addressed the gathering and underlined the significance of organizing such events at the grassroots level. He stated that these celebrations strengthen communal bonds and reinforce shared values of harmony and mutual respect.

Vice Chairman of the Sabha, Mahant Subhash Bhagat, spoke about the spiritual depth of Kabir’s teachings and urged devotees to practice compassion, humility, and truthfulness in their lives. He said that Kabir’s philosophy provides a path toward inner peace and societal balance.

Sarpanch Salaher, Tilak Raj, along with other prominent attendees including Sewa Ram and Janak Raj, also shared their views and paid homage to Sant Kabir, acknowledging his immense contribution to social reform and spiritual awakening.The event concluded with devotional hymns, prayers, and distribution of prasad, leaving the gathering spiritually enriched and inspired to follow the path shown by Sant Kabir.

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