Temple illuminated with traditional diyas; prayers offered for peace, prosperity and communal harmony, Save Sharda Committee chairman Ravinder Pandita extends greetings
Kupwara : The historic Sharda Temple near the Line of Control (LoC) in Teetwal area of north Kashmir’s Kupwara district witnessed Diwali celebrations with religious fervour and enthusiasm, with members of different faiths coming together to mark the festival and convey a message of communal harmony and brotherhood.
The temple premises were illuminated with traditional earthen lamps (diyas), creating a festive atmosphere at the historic shrine. Members of the Sharda Committee participated in the celebrations and offered prayers for peace, prosperity and harmony in the region.
A notable feature of the celebrations was the participation of members from all faiths, reflecting the spirit of togetherness and Kashmir’s pluralistic cultural traditions.
The celebrations were held with traditional rituals, highlighting the spiritual and historical significance of the Sharda Temple, which remains an important symbol of the region’s rich religious and cultural heritage.
The occasion also underlined continuing efforts towards preserving the historical and religious legacy of the Sharda shrine, which holds deep significance for devotees.
Chairman of the Save Sharda Committee Kashmir (registered), Ravinder Pandita, extended Diwali greetings to people and conveyed his wishes for peace, prosperity, unity and brotherhood.
The celebrations at the shrine near the LoC also served as a reminder of the importance of preserving shared heritage and strengthening bonds of communal harmony across communities.
