Sangharsh Samiti forms teams to engage with spiritual leaders

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Jammu, Updated At : 09:24 AM Nov 27, 2025 IST

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The Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Sangharsh Samiti formed to protest against the admission of non-Hindu candidates at the Vaishno Devi medical college on Wednesday formed two dedicated teams to coordinate with key figures across J&K, in preparation for the future course of action and to ensure the complete success of the Samiti’s plan.

Convenor of the Sangharsh Samiti, Sukhvir Singh Mankotia, emphasised the crucial role of these influential figures in society.

“The heads of assemblies and societies, and the saints and sadhus, hold a very important place in our society. It is absolutely necessary for the Sangharsh Samiti to clarify the entire matter before them and subsequently gain their full support,” stated Mankotia “We have full hope that we will receive the support of all of them, and we have begun work on this matter.”

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