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KARGIL: The procession of Ashura was held with full zeal and zest by all the people of Kargil. The participants recited Nohay and did chest beating. The 10th Muharram procession organized by Imam Khomanei Memorial Trust (IKMT) Kargil held at Public Park where IKMT had established procession terminus.
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KARGIL: The procession of Ashura was held with full zeal and zest by all the people of Kargil. The participants recited Nohay and did chest beating. The 10th Muharram procession organized by Imam Khomanei Memorial Trust (IKMT) Kargil held at Public Park where IKMT had established procession terminus.
From the public park the procession started walking along with Zuljinah and Taboot to the main bazaar of Kargil town and gathered at Islamia School Kargil where unanimous chest beating took place.
From Islamia School the procession started walking towards qatilgah Hussaini. After reciting Ziyarat-e-Ashura, Haji Asgar Ali Karbalai addressed to all the participants and threw light on the philosophy of Ashura-e-Husaini (A.S) and also on the Mission of Imam Hussain (A.S.). In his speech, he stressed the world community to follow the message of Imam Hussain (A.S.).
Mr. Karbalaie while speaking on Kashmir issue said that we support the recommendation of Justice Sageer Committee report of non-dividing of the state and also rejection of U.T. Status to Ladakh. He stressed upon the Government, Ladakh though, the third region of the state, should be given third provincial status with all financial and administrative powers, beside this he said on quite diplomacy issue that the people of Kargil shall be taken into confidence.
""Kargil (Hindi: कारगील; IPA: [kərɡɪl]) is a district of Ladakh, Kashmir, India. Kargil lies near the Line of Control facing Pakistan-administered Kashmir's Baltistan to the west, and Kashmir valley to the south. Zanskar is part of Kargil district along with Suru, Wakha and Dras valleys. Kargil was at the center of a conflict between India and Pakistan in 1999.
Kargil district is nestled in the Himalayas, giving it a cool, temperate climate. Summers are warm with cool nights, while winters are long and cold with temperatures often dropping to −40 °C (−40.0 °F) with recorded temperatures of −60 °C (−76.0 °F) in the tiny town of Dras, situated some 56 km (35 mi) from the Kargil town. ""
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