Shri Lakshmi Narayan Mandir Management Trust organizes Purmandal Chhari Yatra

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Shadow Correspondent
Jammu, Apr, 04:
Continuing previous traditions, 25th Purmandal Chhari Yatra was organized by Shri Lakshmi Narayan Mandir Management Trust, Gandhi Nagar Jammu on 4th of April,2019 under the leadership of Shri Gulchain Singh Charak, President of the Trust and Former Minister.
The Maces whose Pooja Archana was arranged at Shri Ranbishwar Mandir on 3rd instant to save time to reach Historical Purmandal Shrines were taken out. Firstly to Shri Raghunath Ji Mandir for Pooja on 4th morning and therefrom the Maces reached Shri Lakshmi Narayan Mandir Gandhi Nagar. The Holy Maces were received by the Management Committee.Vidhipurvak Puja was conducted by the learned priests of Sanskrit Vidayalay and Shastris of Mandir. Shri Kavinder Gupta former Deputy Chief Minister, Shri Vikram Randhawa Hon’ble M.L.C. Shri Chander Mohan Gupta Hon’ble Mayor Smt Purnima Sharma Hon’ble Deputy Mayor and local corporater Miss Bhanu Mahajan, alongwith Management Trustees and hundreds of local devotees participated in Puja of Holy Maces.
After completion of Puja, the Holy Maces were kept in beautifully decorated Rath for onward journey in a long procession, where hundreds of devotees chanting Bham Bham Bhole proceeded to Shri Mahadev Mandir Shastri Nagar alongwith above dignitaries.
From there the Rath Proceeded to Shiv Mandir Greater Kailash-Narsinghdev Ji Mandir and Data Ranpat Dev Ji Mandir Birpur then to Kharah Madana where large number of devotees, besides members of Muslim and Sikh biradari led by Haji Bashir Ahmed Malik and S. Kulbir Singh had arranged refreshment for the participants to show solidarity of all religions and finally the Yatra reached at Holy Purmandal Shrines where the Maces were received by the Purmandal-Utterbehni Shrines Development Committee along with thousands of devotees along with prominent persons of the area and members of the Langar Sahayak Samiti Bari Brahmana.

Former Minister Th. Gulchain Singh Charak representing Shri Lakshmi Narayan Mandir Management Trust, Dogra Sadar Sabha J&K and Purmandal/Utterbehni Shrines Development Committee congratulated the devotees for successfully carrying out the Holy Chhari yatra for the last 25 years and hoped Lord Shiva will bless all of us for this pious cause. He thanked the Nodal Officer appointed by the District Administration Samba and his colleagues for his efforts for the success of the Yatra but expressed his anguish and concern for the non cooperation of the Surinsar-Mansar Tourist Development Authority under which this area falls due to which people visiting these Shrines have to face tremendous difficulties. He also thanked the saints and Sh. S.P. Verma of Dharmarth Trust for their support for the success of the Yatra.

While speaking on the occasion, Mahant Rishi Ban expressed satisfaction over the enthusiasm shown by the devotees and the people of Jammu and urged them to follow the steps of Saints and Seers of this great nation for dwelling a contented life. He appreciated the efforts of Th. Gulchain Singh Charak in starting the Holy Chhari Y
atra which is continuously being organized for the last 25 years and it is because of that, lacs of pilgrims from all over the Northern India have stared visiting these shrines. Dr. S.P Verma from Dharmarth Trust also spoke on the occasion and assured the public that Dharmarth Trust will take all possible steps for the improvement of the infrastructure at the shrines. Appreciating the efforts of Sh. Charak and his team assured that Dharmarth Trust will always fully cooperate for the success of the Yatra followed by three days fair on Chaitra-Chaturdashi.

Prominent among others who accompanied the Yatra to Purmandal were as under-

S/Shri S.C.Rekhi, K.B.Jandial, Deepak Gupta, S.P.Arora, Kulbhushan Bali, Capt.Shankar Singh.Romesh Thakur,Kapil Slathia,Harish Malhotra, Jagjit Singh Jamwal,P.C. Gupta, Yashpal Sharma Ved Verma,Gulshan Kumar Bali and Parshant Sharma-Trustees participated in Puja Archana and Rath Yatra to Holy Purmandal Shrines.

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