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Ajay Kumar Sadhotra participates in Christmas celebrations

Sadhotra said the teachings of Lord Jesus Christ holds more relevance in the present day word when moral and ethical challenges overshadow righteousness
01:23 AM Dec 26, 2024 IST | GK NEWS SERVICE
Ajay Kumar Sadhotra participates in Christmas celebrations
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Jammu, Dec 25: National Conference (NC) Additional General Secretary and Former Minister Ajay Kumar Sadhotra today said the best way of celebrating festivals like Christmas is to uphold the justice, pursue the path of righteousness and to spread positivity in the society.

According to a press release, he was speaking at an event, organised by Ankur Narula Ministries (ANM) in Udhampur, to celebrate Christmas. Sadhotra said the teachings of Lord Jesus Christ holds more relevance in the present day word when moral and ethical challenges overshadow righteousness.

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Every religion teaches love and compassion which is the cornerstone of healthy society based on equality and human dignity, he added. “To eschew the tendencies of hatred and intolerance, let us imbibe the spirit of togetherness and camaraderie to make this world a better place to live in,” Sadhotra said, adding that positive attitude and love for fellow beings holds key for harmonious growth of the society.

Referring to the teachings of Jesus Christ, Sadhotra said these continue to inspire and guide humanity with their timeless wisdom.

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Extending Christmas greetings, Sadhotra expressed happiness over joining of the cross section of people in the celebrations. He said this is in consonance with Jammu and Kashmir’s rich composite culture, which is a shining example of coexistence, where communities celebrate each other’s festivals with warmth and mutual respect, imbibing a spirit of togetherness. He said the people of Jammu and Kashmir have upheld the timeless tradition of participating in each other’s joyous occasions, whether it be Eid, Diwali, Christmas, Gurpurab, Navroz, or Baisakhi. This practice is deeply rooted in the ethos of the region, reflecting its unique blend of traditions, languages, and religions that thrive in harmony.

“The composite culture of Jammu and Kashmir is not just a historical legacy but a living reality,” Sadhotra added.

 

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