12th Bermiok Athing Jigdel T. Densapa (1923-2013) honoured

08.05.22: Inauguration of Thaptsang (Kitchen) Complex donated in fond memory of 12th Bermiok Athing Jigdel T. Densapa (1923-2013) by Yap Thinlay N. Densapa and Chomi Lhakahang donated in memory of Yap K.R. Densapa and Gyamu Kazini of Tharbu Khothi by Chumla Diki Lhamu Kazini was concluded.

A Jinsay Lhakhang donated by Gopal Pradhan was dedicated to all dharma devotees and another Jinsay Lhakhang donated by the Khimtem family was in memory of  Karma Tenzing Bhutia and Gyamu Bhutia.

Annual General Meeting of Bermiok Whosel Choling Monastery Management Committee was also held dissolving the old committee and forming of the new committee for the period of five years.

The meeting was attended by Monastery Chief Patron Yap Thinley N. Densapa and Chief Advisor of Monastery Diki Lhamu Kazini, South District Zilla Upadhakshya Bhim Bahadur Lakhey, Tashi Tshering Bhutia (Panchayat President) and Panchayat members of 12-Bermiok Tokal G.P.U, senior citizens and dharma devotees of Kalden Kidu Sang,Todey Thindul Kidu, MRP Tokal, and Bekchung Samaj.

Following members were elected:- Chhindi Bhutia (President), Karma Palzor Bhutia (Vice President), Karma Chedup Bhutia (Vice President), Gopal Pradhan (General Secretary), Karma Wangdi Bhutia (Joint Secretary), Bhaila Bhutia (Treasurer) and Tashi Tshering Lepcha (Joint Treasurer).

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