'Navreh, not Nauroz,' say netizens to Priyanka Gandhi Vadra after she sends in Parsi New Year wishes to Kashmiri Pandits

Nauroz Mubarak to all my Kashmiri sisters and brothers!! Despite my mother’s “don’t forget to make the thali” messages, I had no time to make my thaali yesterday but came home after road show and found it placed on the dining table. How sweet are mom’s? pic.twitter.com/Lix2hCVS8f

— Priyanka Gandhi Vadra (@priyankagandhi)

Dear @PriyankaGandhi, 'Nauroz' was celebrated last month. The Kashmiri new year's day being celebrated today is 'Navreh'. https://t.co/DDEUMxUkkU

— Tarek Fatah (@TarekFatah)

Mam it’s #Navreh & not Navroz. I also know the pic of this thaali is imaginary because your mother didn’t keep this thaali on the table. It’s a pic from google. #NavrehMubarak https://t.co/SOV6pnqaXP

— Ashoke Pandit (@ashokepandit)

This is pleasantly surprising , two points I wish to make

1. New Year among Kashmiri Hindus is called Navreh, not Navroz which is a pension tradition.

2. We generally keep Indian currency .

Nevertheless, appreciate you maintaining the tradition & intent. https://t.co/JfUqz8zIa6

— Pawan Durani (@PawanDurani)

मैडम नौरोज़ नहीं नवरेह होता है। आगे ऐसी ग़लती ना हो इसलिए पूरे भारत का भेज रहा हूँ। pic.twitter.com/TEE1nocSxe

— Bhaiyyaji (@bhaiyyajispeaks)