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PNBMT expresses optimism of Shrine Bill's introduction in Assembly 6/6/2015 11:03:04 PM Early Times Report Jammu, June 6 : Expressing hope that the ruling dispensation would fulfill its promise of enacting the Shrine Bill by introducing the same in the coming session of the State Legislative Assembly, the Prem Nath Bhat Memorial Trust (PNBMT) said that both the ruling parties have assured the Trust that they are committed to enact the bill for the protection, preservation and accountable management of the temples in Kashmir. Spokesperson of the PNBMT said that the community is waiting for them to fulfill the promise. The meeting attended among others by A N Pandita, R L Bhat, B L Saraf, A K Raina, B L Bhat, Shiban Khaibri, Man Mohan Thaplo, M L Ganjo, B L Zar and Kashmiri Lal Bhat. Thet said that the Trust was in possession of the original documents of sale deeds and attorneys disposing off the temple properties, executed by different trustees, the Dharmarth and even individual sadhus. The meeting authorized the PNBMT to put all the documents in its possession before public so that the dark deeds of the so called caretakers of temples and shrines of Kashmir are exposed. The speakers emphasized that the struggle for transparent and democratic management of the temples and shrines of Kashmir is a united aspiration of the Hindus of Kashmir and that they would not allow individual interests or isolated trusts or the Dharmarth employees to sabotage the movement for their personal and vested interests. The speakers noted that Hindu Shrines of Kashmir by Dr R L Bhat, published by PNBMT is a significant document, which has opened the eyes of the public about the temple heritage of Kashmir as well as the vandalization going on there.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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