JAMMU: Sat Sharma, President J&K BJP, and MP (Rajya Sabha), released a devotional Bhakti video album titled “Gaddi Vich Do Photoan” at the party headquarters, Trikuta Nagar, Jammu.

J&K BJP Vice-President Rekha Mahajan, General Secretaries Baldev Singh Billawaria, and Gopal Mahajan, Secretary Arun Sharma, Media Incharge Dr. Pardeep Mahotra, Spokesperson Balbir Ram Rattan, and other senior leaders of party were present on the occasion.

The album, devoted to Maa Chandi and highlighting the devotion of Kulbir Singh Thakur, who initiated the historic Chadi Yatra of Maa Chandi in Machail, reflects the deep-rooted spiritual traditions of the region. On the occasion, Suraj Singh Chib recited the first two lines of the bhajan, invoking Maa Chandi and paying tribute to her ardent devotee, filling the atmosphere with devotional fervour.

Releasing the Bhakti Album, Sat Sharma appreciated the efforts of the entire team and said that devotional music plays a significant role in preserving and promoting India’s rich cultural and spiritual heritage. He stated that such creative initiatives strengthen societal values and connect the younger generation with their roots. He said that Jammu & Kashmir has always been a land of faith and devotion. Efforts like these not only glorify Maa Chandi but also highlight the inspiring legacy of devotees like Kulbir Singh Thakur, who devoted his life to religious service, he added.

Sharma congratulated singer and lyricist Suraj Singh Chib, Sahil Mahajan for his special efforts, and the entire production team for their commendable work. Rekha Mahajan lauded the initiative, stating that devotional art forms are a powerful medium to spread positivity and spiritual awareness in society. Baldev Singh Billawaria emphasized that promoting cultural and spiritual content is essential to preserve the identity and traditions of Jammu region.

Gopal Mahajan also appreciated the production and expressed hope that the album would receive immense love from devotees. The music of the album has been composed by Dr. V Kaith, while the video has been directed by KK Malhotra. The album has been released under the banner of Maa Bawe Wali Records.

The programme was coordinated by Sahil Mahajan, Co-Convenor, BJP J&K Sanskriti, Art & Culture Cell, who presented the vote of thanks, expressing gratitude to Sat Sharma and all senior leaders for their encouragement and support. Singer Suraj Singh Chib, in his gratitude note, thanked Sat Sharma and the BJP leadership for releasing the album and said that the bhajan is a humble tribute to Maa Chandi and the unwavering devotion of Kulbir Singh Thakur. Among others present were Sat Paul, Janak Saban, Vikram Sharma, Vatsal Sufi, and Master Manish.

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