New Delhi: former chief minister of Jammu and Kashmir and National Conference supreme Farooq Abdullah On Thursday he joined a group of singers to interpret the devotional song, “Tune Mujhe Bulaya Sherwaliye, main Aaya Aaya Aaya Sherwaliye.”
NC leader attended a religious event in Mata Vaishno Devi Sanctuary In Jammu’s Katra. He was seen wearing a traditional red scarf associated with the sanctuary.
During the event, Abdullah addressed the contentious theme of the Rope construction project In Katra, expressing their support for local residents who protest against him. He went to Mata Vaishno Devi Sanctuary of Sanctuary to proceed with the project without properly considering the interests of the community.
“Those who execute the sanctuary operations should not take measures that damage the interests of local people or believe them problems,” said Abdullah. He praised Katra’s residents for his resilience by opposing the project, saying: “You showed courage and bravely struggled to stop him. They have realized that power meets people, not with the government.”
The former J & K cm also highlighted the power of collective action, noting that people have the highest authority to shape or dismantle governments. He mentioned that officials are now consulting the community to determine a more suitable location for the rope.
He also expressed concern for the locals who trust the sanctuary for their livelihood. “People who live in these hills come here to make a living with Mata’s blessings, but they have been forgotten. Those who are in power think that they are everything, but they are not. When the power of God prevails, everything The rest fades.
Abdullah also mentioned the universality of religious teachings, saying that all religions share common fundamental values, but are often misused by individuals to obtain personal gains.