JAMMU, Jun 26: BJP OBC Morcha inaugurated the annual Bhandara at Radha Krishna Mandir, Mishriwala in Jammu North with great religious fervour and enthusiasm. The programme witnessed the participation of a large number of devotees who gathered to seek the blessings of the Almighty.
Senior BJP leaders, including Zorawar Singh Jamwal, BJP Spokesperson, and Braham Jyot Satti, State President, BJP OBC Morcha, Jammu & Kashmir, graced the occasion as chief dignitaries. They were accompanied by Sunny Sangotra, State General Secretary, BJP OBC Morcha; Sham Mehra, State General Secretary, BJP OBC Morcha; Ashok Sangotra, State Secretary, BJP OBC Morcha; Ankush Sharma, State Co-Treasurer, BJYM; Parshotam Pona, State Social Media Incharge; Shamsher Kumar Prajapati, District President, BJP OBC Morcha Jammu North; Vikram Chib, Mandal Vice President; and Pt. Ram Pal, Pujari of Radha Krishna Mandir.
The programme commenced with traditional pooja and religious rituals, during which the dignitaries prayed for peace, prosperity, and the well-being of the people of Jammu & Kashmir and the nation. Following the prayers, the leaders inaugurated the annual Bhandara and personally served and distributed the sacred meal among devotees.
Speaking on the occasion, Zorawar Singh Jamwal said that the spirit of Seva (selfless service) has always been the cornerstone of Indian culture and the BJP’s organisational philosophy. He remarked that religious gatherings and community kitchens strengthen the values of compassion, equality, and brotherhood by bringing people from every section of society together without any discrimination. He appreciated the efforts of the organisers and volunteers for successfully conducting the annual Bhandara and serving devotees with dedication and devotion.
Braham Jyot Satti said that BJP OBC Morcha remains committed to preserving the country’s rich cultural and spiritual heritage while promoting the values of social harmony and public service. He stated that organising Bhandaras is not merely a religious tradition but also an opportunity to serve humanity with humility and devotion. He urged the youth to actively participate in such social and religious activities that strengthen unity, promote mutual respect, and inspire collective responsibility towards society. He also appreciated the dedication of the local organisers and volunteers for making the event successful.
The leaders interacted with devotees and congratulated the organising committee for maintaining the long-standing tradition of the annual Bhandara. They prayed for the continued peace, progress, and prosperity of Jammu & Kashmir and the nation.