*“True Faith Lives in Selfless Service, Real Devotion Lies in Compassion”: LG Manoj Sinha*
Jammu, Jan 23 (JKNS): Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Friday participated in the Silver Jubilee celebrations of Baba Kashi Vishwanath Seva Samiti at Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh, and praised the organisation for its 25 years of unwavering commitment to humanitarian and spiritual service.
In his address as per news agency JKNS, Lieutenant Governor hailed the Baba Kashi Vishwanath Seva Samiti’s 25-year legacy of dedication and unwavering commitment to service.
“True faith lives in selfless service; real devotion is found in compassion,” the Lieutenant Governor said.
He stated that the Samiti, serving the pilgrims at the Chandanwari Base Camp during the annual Shri Amarnath Ji Yatra has bridged the faith and action and set societal example with selfless service.
“For 25 years, Shri Baba Kashi Vishwanath Seva Samiti has embodied the principle that true faith manifests through selfless service,” the Lieutenant Governor said.
“In today’s era, spiritual consciousness provides the necessary balance through compassion and empathy. Spiritual prosperity builds value-rooted citizens, which form the foundation of a strong society and a resilient nation.
Serving the devotees of Baba Barfani amidst high altitudes, harsh weather, and physical hardships is not merely organizational work; it is a spiritual discipline.
The volunteers at Chandanwari are dismantling barriers and creating connections rooted in human compassion. Each time a volunteer extends help without waiting to be asked, they reinforce the spiritual foundation of our nation,” the Lieutenant Governor said.
The Lieutenant Governor congratulated Shri Dilip Singh, President Shri Baba Kashi Vishwanath Seva Samiti, all the office bearers and volunteers for making service a way of life.
“Let us commit ourselves to weaving service into the fabric of our daily lives, translating our spiritual beliefs into tangible actions, and working together to create a society built on the foundations of kindness, mutual support, and peaceful coexistence,” the Lieutenant Governor said. (JKNS)