JAMMU: The annual Shree Ram Leela Festival 2025, organized by the Shree Ram Leela Club, Sainik Colony, concluded today with grandeur and devotion. The final day of the festival witnessed spectacular enactments of “Ravan Vadh”, “Ram-Lakshman War”, and “Ram Rajyabhishek”, leaving the audience mesmerized. The entire venue echoed with chants of “Jai Shri Ram”, creating a spiritually uplifting atmosphere.

Mission and Objective of the Club:
Speaking at the closing ceremony, President Sh. Satpal Singh Slathia emphasized that the primary mission of the Shree Ram Leela Club is to connect youth and society with cultural, religious, and moral values, promote unity and cooperation, and instill discipline and positive ethics in the community. He noted that the festival is not merely entertainment but a powerful medium to inspire society towards truth, dharma, and ideal conduct.

Distinguished Guests:
The event was graced by prominent dignitaries, including:
Former Corporator Sh. Narinder Singh
Sh. Paramjeet Singh Slathia, General Manager, Jammu Central Cooperative
Lt. Col. D.V. Sharma
Chaudhary Ajit Singh

The guests lauded the Ram Leela presentations as a significant platform that promotes culture, tradition, and community cohesion.

Performances and Artists:
Key enactments such as “Ravan Vadh”, “Meghnath-Lakshman War”, “Sita Haran”, and “Ram Rajyabhishek” were performed with excellence by the talented cast:
Ram: Sh. Ranjit Singh
Lakshman: Sh. Uday Pratap Singh
Sita: Sh. Ankush
Hanuman: Sh. Rajeshwar Singh Jamwal
Ravan: Sh. Rajinder Singh
Meghnath: Sh. Raghav Singh Slathia

The music, lighting, and technical arrangements enhanced the performances, adding a magical and immersive effect to every scene.

Community Participation and Honors:
Approximately 100 members were honored with mementos in recognition of their dedication and service. The festival also included the distribution of prasad to all attendees, further enhancing the sense of community and devotion.

Highlights of the Ceremony:
The grand finale featured spectacular fireworks and resounding cheers, leaving a lasting impression on the audience. Citizens of all ages enjoyed the performances, and the festival also hosted cultural programs that highlighted the spirit of community involvement and togetherness.

Closing Remarks:
President Sh. Satpal Singh Slathia reiterated that the club’s mission remains to use cultural and religious events to bring positive change to society and to make youth aware of moral, spiritual, and social values. The Shree Ram Leela Club’s festival this year not only reflected religious devotion but also emphasized unity, brotherhood, and the preservation of cultural heritage.

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