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BJP committed to promote local talent & cultural enrichment: Sat Sharma Sat Sharma releases devotional song “Sajaya Darbar” at BJP headquarters  

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November 29, 2025
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BJP committed to promote local talent & cultural enrichment: Sat Sharma

Sat Sharma releases devotional song “Sajaya Darbar” at BJP headquarters

 

Jammu, 29 November 2025:

J&K BJP President & Rajya Sabha MP Sat Sharma (CA) accompanied by MLA Ch. Vikram Randhawa, today released a soulful devotional song “Sajaya Darbar” at the party headquarters, Trikuta Nagar, Jammu.

BJP Media Incharge Dr. Pardeep Mahotra, District Vice-President Divya Jain, producer Sahil Mahajan, and several party leaders and supporters also accompanied Sat Sharma, while releasing the Bhajan.

Produced by Rajat Sharma & Sahil Mahajan, Project by Anika Gupta, sung by internationally acclaimed artist Zulikha Farid, composed by V Kaith, written by Nirbhay Slathia, and directed by KK Malhotra, the devotional song is a tribute to the divine grace of Mata Rani, with blessings from Mahant Shri Bitta Ji of Mata Bawe Wali Mandir.

Speaking on the occasion, Sat Sharma praised the team for creating a devotional offering that strengthens the cultural and spiritual fabric of Jammu & Kashmir. He said that the land of Jammu and Kashmir is blessed with rich spiritual heritage. Devotional music like Sajaya Darbar not only inspires faith but also preserves our cultural identity for future generations. He congratulated the entire team and especially the singer Zulikha Farid for bringing such a melodious and meaningful creation that will surely reach the hearts of devotees across the world.

Sat Sharma said, “BJP has always appreciated and encouraged local talent, and the Modi government is fully dedicated to promoting cultural enrichment across the nation. I am confident that this bhajan will inspire devotion and reach the hearts of people everywhere.”

Ch. Vikram Randhawa, while lauding the melodious Bhajan, said that Jammu has always been a center of spirituality. This bhajan beautifully reflects our devotion towards Mata Rani. He expressed his joy that young artists and producers from our region are taking our culture to global platforms. This effort deserves appreciation and full support.

Dr. Pardeep Mahotra appreciated the artistic excellence of the project and said that devotional music has the power to uplift society and connect people emotionally with their roots.

Sahil Mahajan expressed gratitude to Sat Sharma and the party leadership for encouraging local talent, stating that the team worked with full dedication to make the bhajan spiritually enriching.

Zulikha Farid, who has performed in nearly two dozen countries, thanked the team for the opportunity and the audience for their love. She also sang a few lines from the bhajan in her melodious voice, captivating everyone present at the event.

KH Web Desk

KH Web Desk

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