Srinagar : The Lieutenant Governor, Manoj Sinha, Chief Minister Omar Abdullah, Education Minister Sakina Itoo, Jal Shakti Minister Javed Rana and Minister for Food, Civil Supplies and Consumer Affaiers Satish Sharma have in their separate statements greeted the people on the eve of Eid-ul-Adha, which will be celebrated on Saturday, June 07, 2025.
In his message of greetings the Lieutenant Governor said: “Eid Mubarak! Heartiest greetings and good wishes to the people on the auspicious occasion of Eid-ul-Adha. Eid embodies the spirit of sacrifice and forgiveness. Let us reiterate our resolve to strengthen the foundations of unity, harmony and brotherhood in the society and work with love and compassion to ensure the well-being of all. May this festival spread peace and bring prosperity to all”.
In his message of greetings on the eve of Eid-ul-Azha, Chief Minister Omar Abdullah said the holy occasion imbibes in us the spirit of making honesty, truthfulness and selflessness a way of life. He added that the festival commemorates the timeless example of absolute faith and unwavering obedience set by Prophet Ibrahim (AS) and his devoted son Prophet Ismail (AS). “Eid-ul-Azha is not only a celebration of faith but also a reminder of the profound sacrifice and complete submission to the will of Almighty. The unwavering trust shown by Prophet Ibrahim (AS) and the willing obedience of Prophet Ismail (AS) teach us the essence of selflessness, devotion and steadfastness in the face of trials,” Omar Abdullah said. He expressed hope that this auspicious occasion will further strengthen the bonds of communal harmony, mutual brotherhood, amity and tranquility across the region. The Chief Minister also prayed for sustained peace, harmony and progress in Jammu and Kashmir.
In her message of Eif greetings Education Minister Sakeena said that Eid ul-Adha, the Festival of Sacrifice, is not only a celebration of faith and devotion but also a time to reaffirm our commitment to compassion, humility, and unity. She added that Eid is a day that commemorates the unparalleled obedience and submission of Prophet Ibrahim (A.S) to the will of Almighty Allah, a lesson that inspires us to lead lives of sincerity, selflessness and service to humanity. “As we gather in prayer and offer our Qurbani (sacrifice), let us also remember the values this festival upholds — caring for the underprivileged, sharing our blessings, and strengthening the bonds of community and kinship. It is a time to embrace those in need with empathy and ensure that no one is left behind in our collective celebration”, Sakeena said. The Minister also called upon all to celebrate this Eid with a renewed sense of responsibility towards each other and with prayers for peace, prosperity, and harmony in our region and across the world. She also prayed for everyone contributing towards building a more inclusive, enlightened and resilient Jammu & Kashmir.
In his message of Eid greeting the Jal Shakti Minister Javed Rana said “May the blessed festival bring peace, prosperity and joy to us all. On this occasion, let us come together to celebrate the true spirit of sacrifice and compassion that defines Eid-ul-Adha.” The Minister prayed for well-being and happiness of all citizens and expressed hope that the festival will foster a deep sense of social harmony and brotherhood among the people of Jammu & Kashmir.Rana urged everyone to embody the true message of Eid-ul-Adha by helping the needy and underprivileged, spreading love, kindness and generosity.
In his message of Eid greeting the Minister For Food, Civil Supplies & Consumer Affairs Satish Sharma said that Eid-ul-Adha is a celebration of deep spiritual significance, symbolizing unwavering faith, sacrifice and the spirit of giving. He noted that the festival serves as a powerful reminder of the values of compassion, solidarity and collective responsibility. He urged the people to mark the occasion by extending kindness to the needy, fostering unity among communities and promoting peace and harmony in society. “Let this Eid strengthen our resolve to build a more inclusive, progressive, and vibrant Jammu and Kashmir,” he added. The Minister also prayed for well-being of all citizens and expressed hope that the festival would usher in an era of peace and prosperity across Jammu and Kashmir.
