Excelsior Correspondent
JAMMU, Nov 25: Accelerating their struggle for attainment of Margdarshan resolution of 1991 calling for a separate homelaned for seven lakh exiled Kashmiri Hindus within Valley and seeking support of various communities and socio religious organizations across the country for the same ,Panun Kashmir (PK) and Youth 4 Panun Kashmir (Y4PK) today started the 2nd Krutagyata Yatra to Sri Anandpur Sahib to offer Ardas on the 350th Martyrdom Year of Guru Tegh Bahadur, the eternal Hind-di-Chadar who laid down his life to protect Kashmiri Hindus and the civilisational soul of Bharat.
This Yatra revives the historic first Krutagyata Yatra of 1995, when 2,000 Kashmiri Hindus travelled to Anandpur Sahib to express gratitude to the Guru.
The purpose of the delegation is to pay homage on the Guru’s 350th Balidan Diwas, reaffirm the timeless Kashmiri Hindu–Sikh brotherhood, extend a heartfelt invitation to the Sikh community to stand with the upcoming Mahaabhiyan, beginning on January 16 next year at Jagati, township near here, a joint handout issued by PK and Y4PK said.
Dr. Agnishekhar, convenor, Panun Kashmir leading the delegation second time said, “Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji is the towering sentinel of our civilization,. The Kashmiri Hindu community exists today because he embraced martyrdom for us,. This Yatra is our sacred bow of gratitude. We humbly invite the Sikh Panth to walk with us in the Mahaabhiyan our collective journey for justice and a secure Homeland.”
Rahul Kaul, chairman Y4PK emphasised that this Yatra is not only remembrance but a civilisational reaffirmation, a message that the struggle for Kashmiri Hindu justice is inseparable from the values Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji upheld for all of Bharat.
Other delegates joining yatra are Vithal Choudhary, Digamber Raina, Rajesh Kachroo, Shadi Lal Bakhshi, Sanjay Moza, Veer Ji Pandita , Kirti Dhar, Rohit Bhat, Sahil Pandita, Renu Ji and Kamakshya.
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