SHREE HUDHMATA TRISANDHIYA YATRA MANAGING COMMITTEE BLOCK JAMMU is thankful to all lifelong members

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SHREE HUDHMATA TRISANDHIYA YATRA MANAGING COMMITTEE BLOCK JAMMU
 Is thankful to all lifelong members who have been kind enough to donate their hard earned money in the form of lifelong membership and supporting the committee for a long time.
I have a strong belief that mata rani  in turn shall fill ur homes with happiness ,prosperity, good health & peace .
Your little donations have helped the committee to conduct the pious yatra all along these years smoothly and successfully.

As you know that donation book holders use to collect the donations by visiting each individual personally and the process is becoming  very difficult day by day.
It is the right time to take the benefit of technology and the easy facilities provided by the concerned banks.
All what you have to do is fill the form as per next message and submit the same to committee so that your monthly deduction may directly be credited from your account to the account of SHREE HUDHMATA TRISANDHIYA YATRA MANAGING COMMITTEE.
This may kindly be done urgently and at an earliest .

THANKS & REGARDS

R.N.Thakur
PRESIDENT
HUDH MATA TRISANDHIYA YATRA SUB COMMITTEE JAMMU

SHREE HUDHMATA TRISANDHIYA YATRA MANAGING COMMITTEE BLOCK JAMMU
 Is thankful to all lifelong members

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