Surinder Choudhary visits Baba Nagri Wangath for annual Urs

GANDERBAL, JUNE 7 — Deputy Chief Minister Surinder Choudhary visited Baba Nagri Wangath in Ganderbal district today to pay obeisance at the revered shrine of Hazrat Mian Nizam-ud-Din Kiyanvi (RA) on the occasion of the 130th Annual Urs of the Sufi saint.

During the visit, the Deputy Chief Minister offered prayers and sought blessings for lasting peace, prosperity, progress, and communal harmony across Jammu and Kashmir. He paid rich tributes to the saint for his invaluable spiritual legacy and enduring message of love, brotherhood, tolerance, and service to humanity.

Highlighting the important role played by Sufi saints in fostering social cohesion, Choudhary noted that these spiritual figures have long strengthened the centuries-old traditions of mutual respect and coexistence in Jammu and Kashmir. He added that the teachings of Hazrat Mian Nizam-ud-Din Kiyanvi (RA) continue to inspire the public toward compassion, righteousness, and unity.

The Deputy Chief Minister was accompanied by MLA Kangan Mian Mehar Ali, while Member of Parliament Mian Altaf Ahmad Larvi was also present at the shrine. Before concluding his visit, Choudhary prayed for the well-being of the people and reaffirmed the commitment of the government toward preserving and promoting the rich spiritual and cultural heritage of Jammu and Kashmir.