Peace march in Bellevue Downtown on Feb 21, 2019

This Peach March was organized with help of many organizations including National Federation of Indian Associations  Regional Vice-President - Amrik Kamoh who helped in contributing this news.

All Indian no matter where they are, strongly condemn the brutal terrorist attack on soldiers in Pulwama - Jammu & Kashmir. Greater Seattle Indian community members representing 30 organizations along with NFIA (National Federation of Indian American), gathered to express heartfelt condolences to the families of the victims in the downtown park in Bellevue Square.  This community solidarity vigil peace march was organized to condemn the terrorist attack and remembrance of the brave soldiers lost in Pulwama attack. On February 21st 2019 at 5pm, peace representative gathered at Bellevue Square Downtown Park in Bellevue WA. Marchers held a prayer service and one minute mourning followed by Vande-Mataram recital. After remembrance prayer, marcher walked along the Bellevue Way NE.  Over 300 community members joined this peace march. 

Following organizations took part in the "Peace March  condemning the Pulwama Terrorists attack 

 

American Telangana Association

Bhartiyam

Hindu Swayamsevak Sangh

Hindu Temple & Cultural Center, Bothell

India Arts & Heritage Society

Kannada Koota

Kerala Association of Washington

National Federation of American Indian Associations

Sai Baba Temple.

Sanatan Dharma Temple & Cultural Center

Seattle Gujarati Cultural Society

Seattle Maharashtra Mandal

Seattle Tamil Sangam 

Telangana America Telugu Association

VEDA - Sri Venkateswara Temple

VT Seva

Washington Telangana Association

Washington Telugu Samithi

Hopes & Smiles

Telangana Development forum

American Telugu Association

Asha-Jyothi

Brahma Kumaris, Seattle 

Seattle SKY Society 

Lakshmi Venkateswara Temple

Washington Telangana Association (WATA) and Washington Telangana Association (WATG)

Mana Samskriti

Life of planet 

Sahyadri Kannada Sangha

On behalf of National Federation of Indian Associations,   Exec Vice President -Lavanya Reddy and Regional Vice-President - Amrik Kamoh participated as well as worked with organizations and took part in the Peace March gathering.