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Nehru Brigade leaves for Jammu

NEW DELHI: Nehru Brigade volunteers led by former Delhi Deputy Mayor Ramesh Dutta left for Jammu on Friday to propagate the message of peace. The group was flagged off from Raj Ghat.

The volunteers will appeal to the people of Jammu to amicably resolve the current dispute over transfer of land to the Shri Amarnath Shrine Board.

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