- Vicky Dogra urges preservation of traditions, strengthening of social unity
JAMMU: A grand Bhandara (community feast) was organized with immense religious devotion and enthusiasm at the holy shrine of Baba Surgal Devsthan in village Smilpur, Marh, Jammu. The spiritual and social event was organized under the leadership of Joginder Sangam, Shri Hindu Sangh Parbhari, J&K UT, drawing a large number of devotees and local residents from surrounding areas.
The Bhandara was held in reverence to Baba Surgal Dev Ji, a revered deity deeply worshipped in the region. The atmosphere resonated with devotional hymns and prayers as devotees sought blessings for peace, prosperity, and communal harmony. The event reflected the rich cultural and spiritual heritage of Jammu and showcased the spirit of unity and brotherhood among the people.
The program was graced by Vicky Kumar Dogra, President of Batwal Yuva Sabha, who lauded the organizers for their dedicated efforts in successfully conducting the sacred event. Addressing the gathering, he emphasized the importance of preserving religious traditions and strengthening social bonds through such community initiatives. He appreciated the role of youth and social organizations in promoting cultural values and fostering unity.
Prominent among others who attended the program included G.R. Kaith, Tarsem Pal Lokhtra, Vijay Mottan, Chand Ram, Ram Lal Kaith, Bicku Toghtra, Karnil Lokhtra, and several respected members of the community. They collectively appreciated the arrangements and highlighted the significance of organizing such spiritual gatherings that bring people together beyond social and economic differences.
Speaking on the occasion, Joginder Sangam expressed gratitude to all the devotees, volunteers, and contributors who extended wholehearted support in making the Bhandara a grand success. He reiterated the commitment of Shri Hindu Sangh towards promoting religious awareness, social harmony, and service to humanity.The event concluded with the distribution of Prasad and community meals served to hundreds of devotees, symbolizing equality, devotion, and collective goodwill. The successful organization of the Bhandara once again demonstrated the deep-rooted faith and unity of the people of Smilpur and surrounding areas.


