Srinagar: Former Sadr-e-Riyasat and Governor of Jammu and Kashmir, Dr Karan Singh, on Saturday said Kashmir’s centuries-old tradition of coexistence, rooted in Kashmiriyat, Sufism and shared cultural values, must be preserved through sustained interfaith dialogue, while stressing that humanity should always take precedence over religious differences.

Addressing the gathering during the Interfaith Dialogue on “Urdu, Kashmiriyat and Shared Cultural Traditions” at SKICC Srinagar, Dr Karan Singh congratulated the organisers for bringing together the themes of interfaith dialogue, Urdu, Kashmiriyat and shared cultural traditions under one platform, describing them as subjects that could individually be discussed for days.

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