Jammu, March 1, 2025 – Jammu & Kashmir Deputy Chief Minister Surinder Choudhary attended the 29th Foundation Day celebrations of the Chandi Mata Mandir, Pacca Danga, organised by the Shri Chandi Mata Trust. The event, held in Jammu, marked a significant milestone for the temple, which has been a place of spiritual solace for thousands of devotees over the years.
During the event, Deputy Chief Minister Choudhary offered prayers and praised the efforts of the Shri Chandi Mata Trust for their continued commitment to the preservation and upkeep of the temple. In his address, he highlighted the temple’s importance as a religious and cultural symbol for the people of Jammu and Kashmir. He also stressed the need for greater community involvement in the maintenance of such heritage sites, ensuring that future generations can benefit from the temple’s rich spiritual history.
The 29th Foundation Day celebration included religious rituals, cultural performances, and a community feast, drawing a large number of devotees and local residents. The event also featured a special prayer ceremony dedicated to Lord Chandi Mata, with participants offering their heartfelt devotion and gratitude.
Deputy Chief Minister Choudhary commended the local community for their unwavering support of the temple and urged them to continue preserving the region’s religious and cultural heritage. “This temple has not only been a source of spiritual strength for the people of Jammu but also an integral part of our cultural fabric. It is essential that we work together to maintain these heritage sites for the prosperity of future generations,” he said.
The celebrations were attended by a large gathering of devotees, community members, and local dignitaries, making it a memorable occasion for all who participated. As part of the foundation day celebrations, the Shri Chandi Mata Trust also announced plans for future renovations and improvements to further enhance the temple’s facilities for visitors.