Jammu, Feb 2: Highlighting the role of saints, seers in making the society inclusive, Deputy Chief Minister, Surinder Chaudhary, Sunday said that we should follow their teachings for living a peaceful, contended and spiritual life.
The Deputy Chief Minister was speaking at a function organised in connection with celebration of Shobha yatra of 684th Prakash Utsav of Shri Guru Ravi Dass ji Maharaj at Bisnah here.
While referring to the visionary role of Guru ji, the Deputy Chief Minister said that his contribution is immense and the need of the hour is to popularise his teachings. “Our country has been fortunate to have a plethora of saints and seers, who through their teachings have played an immense role in ensuring social reform and transformation. The onus lies on us to spread the message for broadening the inclusiveness and also ensuring that their teachings are preserved for posterity,” he added.
“Jammu and Kashmir has a glorious history of saints and seers who have contributed immensely in ensuring the concept of social equality and egalitarianism is adopted in a big way. We should not get carried away by various tendencies but follow them steadfastly for living a peaceful and contended life”, he maintained.
Earlier, the Deputy Chief Minister paid obeisance at the Ashram. He prayed for peace and prosperity of the country and Jammu and Kashmir in particular. He also interacted with the devotees.
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