PRESS STATEMENT
One World Aid Trust
@oneworldaid01 Organises Refreshment Distribution at Jawala Ji Temple, Khrew
Khrew, 28 July 2026: One World Aid Trust today organised a refreshment distribution programme for devotees at the annual Jawala Ji Temple Festival in Khrew. Hundreds of devotees from different places visited the temple to participate in the sacred celebrations.
Speaking on the occasion, Faisal Bilal, Executive Member of One World Aid Trust, warmly welcomed the devotees and said:
"On behalf of One World Aid Trust and the people of Khrew, I extend my heartfelt greetings to all devotees. May this sacred festival strengthen the bonds of unity, brotherhood and mutual respect among all communities. Our organisation has always served people without discrimination based on religion, caste, or social status. Humanity remains our highest priority."
Manpreet Singh, Executive Member, said:
"We are here to spread the message that humanity is above all. Every religion teaches peace, compassion and respect. Let us honour all faiths and work together for harmony and unity in society."
Irfan Ramzan, Executive Member, thanked all volunteers, members, devotees and the local administration for their support.
"Our religions inspire us to promote love, peace and service to humanity. Through such initiatives, One World Aid Trust remains committed to bringing people together and strengthening communal harmony."
The Trust reaffirmed its mission of serving humanity through community service, social welfare and initiatives that promote peace, compassion and inclusive development.
Tanzeela Mushtaq & Humaira Khurshid Executive Members of One World Aid Trust, said:
"Khrew is our native town, and we share a deep cultural connection with all its communities. We consider every community here as our own family. This occasion gives us an opportunity to know one another better, serve devotees with humility, and strengthen the spirit of unity, brotherhood, and mutual respect. At One World Aid Trust, we believe that humanity and service always come first, beyond all differences."
Senior members present included Shahid Ahmad , Humaira, Muniba Shafi , Arslaan Shamim along with several volunteers and members of One World Aid Trust.
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Faisal Bilal and Irfan Ramzan said that the organization remains committed to promoting peace, unity, and brotherhood among all communities.
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