MUSLIM COMMUNITY SETS UP LANGAR FOR AMARNATH PILGRIMS

 A langar( community kitchen) has been set up in Udhampur, India, to give free food and a place to rest for pilgrims making the passage to the Amarnath delve

The langar is being run by the National Human Rights and Social Justice Council of India in collaboration with the original Hindu, Muslim, and Sikh communities. Shamim Akhtar, a representative of the National Human Rights Council, said that the primary ideal of the langar is to give food and rest for the pilgrims. 

He added that the Muslim community is always ready to extend its support to the pilgrims, buttressing the communication of concinnity and solidarity across faiths. Rajan Singh Jamwal, chairman, National Human Rights( J&K), said that the langar testifies to the rich artistic diversity of the country. He added that the langar is about compassion and brotherhood and it stands as a shining illustration of the stylish of what India has to offer. 

The langar is listed to operate throughout the Amarnath Yatra, which began on July 1 and will crown on August 31.

The Yatra is a significant event in the Hindu timetable devoted to addicts of Lord Shiva. The langar has been ate by pilgrims, who say that it's a important- required service. They've also praised the Muslim community for its compassion and liberality. 

The langar is a shining illustration of the stylish of what India has to offer. It's a place where people of all faiths can come together to meet their introductory requirements, and it's also a place where people can come together to celebrate their common humanity.