Excelsior Correspondent
GULMARG, June 23: Ex-MLC and Trustee of J&K Dharmarth Trust, Vikramaditya Singh here today inspected the ongoing reconstruction work of iconic Maharani Temple in Gulmarg, which is set to open for devotees and the public next month.
The temple, a revered Hindu shrine and a prominent landmark in Gulmarg, was tragically destroyed by an electrical fire a year back.
“I am proud to share that we have resurrected this historic temple, restoring it to even greater glory than before,” said Vikramaditya Singh during the inspection. The reconstruction has been taken up by J&K Dharmarth Trust with utmost commitment to preserve its spiritual and architectural significance.
Singh expressed heartfelt gratitude to J&K LG, Manoj Sinha, Divisional Commissioner Kashmir, Deputy Commissioner Baramulla, Gulmarg Development Authority and J&K Police for their unwavering support and encouragement in making this remarkable feat possible.
He reiterated the commitment of Dharmarth Trust in preserving and promoting the rich religious and cultural heritage of J&K.
Singh emphasized that the Trust will continue its efforts to restore and maintain ancient temples and spiritual sites across the UT ensuring that they remain accessible to devotees and tourists alike.
He noted that such initiatives not only safeguard sacred traditions but also boosts religious tourism and community pride.
