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JAMMU: J&K BJP President and MP (Rajya Sabha) Sat Sharma released the devotional music album "Maa Kille Vich Waliya", dedicated to the revered Maa Bawe Wali, during a programme held at the BJP headquarters, Trikuta Nagar, Jammu.
The album has been sung by Arun Kumar, with lyrics penned by Sunny Jogi, music composed by Sufia Jogi, video directed by Rahul Dutta, and editing carried out by KD Productions.
J&K BJP Vice Presidents Rajiv Charak, and Rakesh Mahajan, All Cells Incharge Ved Sharma, Office Secretary Tilak Raj Gupta, Mahila Morcha President Neha Mahajan, BJP Sanskriti, Art & Culture Cell Convenor Narinder Singh, Cell Co-Convenor Sahil Mahajan, and other senior party leaders and workers were also present on the meeting
Sat Sharma, while releasing the devotional album, congratulated the entire creative team for producing a devotional offering rooted in the cultural and spiritual traditions of Jammu. He said that Maa Bawe Wali occupies a special place in the hearts of the people, and such artistic creations strengthen the emotional and cultural bond of society with its sacred heritage.
Sharma said that music has always served as a powerful medium to connect generations with faith, devotion, and moral values. He said that our ancient temples, traditions, languages, and devotional art forms are invaluable treasures of our civilization and it is our collective responsibility to preserve, promote, and pass this rich legacy to future generations. He further said that the creative initiatives like Maa Kille Vich Waliya not only inspire devotion but also reinforce pride in Jammu's glorious cultural identity.
Rajiv Charak appreciated the artists for presenting the devotional spirit of Jammu through music and said such initiatives help preserve the region's cultural ethos. Rakesh Mahajan said the BJP has consistently encouraged cultural and spiritual activities that strengthen social harmony and connect people with their heritage.
Ved Sharma described the album as a meaningful tribute to Maa Bawe Wali and extended his best wishes to the entire team. Narinder Singh said the Sanskriti, Art & Culture Cell remains committed to encouraging artists who work towards preserving Jammu's rich cultural traditions.
Sahil Mahajan managed the programme, and presented the note of thanks. Similarly, Sat Sharma, alongwith other senior leaders also released another devotional album named “Chadi Chali Pei Sharvadhar” at the party office. Production teams of both albums thanked Sat Sharma and all senior leaders of BJP for their encouragement and support and made a fervent appeal to the people to support the devotional album.
