Hawzah News Agency- As the procession commenced, participants carried banners and placards bearing messages of peace, resistance, and justice. Many also displayed portraits of Martyr Sayed Hassan Nasrallah, highlighting his role in the struggle against perceived oppression. The atmosphere was charged with emotion, as speakers recounted the legacy of Nasrallah and his commitment to fighting for the rights of oppressed people worldwide.
Religious leaders and local dignitaries addressed the crowd, emphasizing the importance of unity among the Muslim community and the need to continue the fight against injustice. They invoked Nasrallah’s teachings, urging the youth to remain vigilant and committed to the principles of resistance against all forms of tyranny.
As the procession made its way through Kargil, onlookers joined in, adding to the numbers and amplifying the collective voice of the participants. The camaraderie and spirit of solidarity were palpable, symbolizing a shared commitment to justice and the fight against oppression.
Thousands of followers of Wilayat wa Imamate gathered for a mega procession rally known as Juloos. This event was held in remembrance of Shaheed Sayed Hassan Nasrallah, the revered Secretary General of Hezbollah, whose martyrdom had deeply resonated with many in the region.
The atmosphere was charged with emotion as participants congregated from various parts of Ladakh and beyond, displaying a powerful sense of solidarity. The streets of Kargil were adorned with colorful banners and flags, each bearing poignant messages of resistance and hope. The gathering was marked by tears of remembrance, as many expressed their love and reverence for the late leader.
As the Juloos began, the crowd moved in unison, carrying posters that depicted scenes from Shaheed Sayed Nasrallah’s life, illustrating his unwavering commitment to justice and his role as a symbol of resistance against oppression. The sight was both moving and powerful, showcasing the collective grief and admiration of the participants.
Speakers took to makeshift platforms along the route, sharing anecdotes about Sheikh Nasrallah’s legacy and philosophy. They emphasized the importance of continuing his mission and upholding the values of Wilayat wa Imamate—spiritual and political leadership based on the teachings of the Ahl al-Bayt. Their words resonated deeply with those present, igniting a fervor for social justice and community cohesion.
As the procession wound through the streets, the chants of “Labbaik Ya Nasrallah” echoed, creating a palpable sense of empowerment amid the sorrow. Community members joined together, embracing their shared commitment to the principles of peace, resistance, and solidarity, which Sheikh Nasrallah embodied.
The Juloos served not only to commemorate a fallen leader but also to galvanize support for ongoing struggles faced by oppressed communities around the world. Many participants shared their hopes for a future where justice prevails and where the teachings of Imamate guide their paths.
As the rally drew to a close, a special prayer service was held, where attendees offered prayers for the peace of Sheikh Nasrallah's soul and for the empowerment of those fighting oppression globally. There were cries of "Ya Hassan, Ya Hassan," reflecting both sorrow and pride in the transformative impact he had on their lives.
The mega procession in Kargil, full of tears and hope, demonstrated the strength of community bonds and the enduring legacy of Sheikh Nasrallah. It reminded everyone present of their shared purpose—to uphold the values of justice, strive for a brighter future, and honor the sacrifices made in the pursuit of dignity and respect for all.
