The youth should take inspiration from the courage, sacrifice, dedication and service of the nation of brave heroes - Goyal
Salute to Shaurya program organized on the eve of Maharana Pratap Jayanti
310 bravery heroes honored
Kotputli, 08 May 2023
On the eve of Maharana Pratap Jayanti, on Monday, on the eve of Maharana Pratap Jayanti, a felicitation ceremony was organized in the nearby village Narehada by Samarth Sashakt Kotputli team in honor of the brave soldiers of the region and the brave soldiers associated with various security forces. On this occasion, 310 bravehearts of Gram Panchayat Narehada and Khadab area were honored. Campaign coordinator and BJP leader Mukesh Goyal, remembering Maharana Pratap on the eve of brave warrior Maharana Pratap Jayanti, described his bravery and valor and told about his sacrifice and sacrifice. He said that this gallantry program has been organized in honor of the bravery heroes of our family who are continuously serving in various security forces and police forces of the country or have retired. Goyal said that there is no greater sacrifice than to devote one's life to the service of the nation by staying away from one's family. He said that this felicitation ceremony has been organized with the aim that the future generations can take inspiration from the courage, sacrifice, dedication and service of the nation. He said that this land of ours is the land of heroes, from here a large number of people are bringing laurels to the Kotputli area by doing remarkable work in the army and various security forces. Where our brave soldiers serve the country while being in the army, on the other hand, being retired, they are engaged in many social harmony programs in the society around us. He said that since the formation of BJP government under the leadership of Narendra Modi at the center, the morale of the soldiers has increased and now the army has got a free hand to take action against the enemy. As a result of which terrorist attacks have stopped in the country today. Chief guest Mahant Rattiram Das Ji Maharaj of Mata Mandir of Narehada hill said that Shaurya Ko Naman program is a program to bring change in the society. Such programs boost the morale of the brave soldiers and security forces. While presiding, Mangu Singh Tanwar said that honoring those who do good work increases positivity in the society and also inspires others. A large number of people from Gram Panchayat Khadab and Narehada have been continuously working in the army from generation to generation. During this Narehada sarpanch representative Ashok Singh Tanwar, Khadab sarpanch Malaram Sood, Raghavacharyaji Maharaj, Omsingh Lambardar, Banshi Khatana, former sarpanch Bajranglal Meena, Arjun Basniwal, former sarpanch Jaswant Math, Jagdish Guruji etc. also expressed their views. Before this, the program was duly inaugurated by offering flowers on the statue of Martyr Shailendra Kumar Meena, lighting a lamp and garlanding the portrait of the brave warrior Maharana. As many as 310 bravehearts, serving and retired soldiers of the Indian Army and various security forces, were felicitated at the ceremony. Operation was done by Manoj Narayan Sharma and Rajesh Saradhana. On this occasion, Dr. Rajendra Prasad, Raj Singh Shekhawat, Keshar Singh Shekhawat, Bajrang Singh, Puranmal Sain, Sitaram Jat, Yogendra Singh Shekhawat, Shyamlal Kumawat, Gyanchand Meena, Banwari Singh Rathod, Ratanlal Saini, Banwarilal Saini, Mahesh Kumawat, Sanjay Joshi, Pawan Singh Tanwar, Bhomaram Panch, Umrao Samariya, Vinod Sain, Ramesh Lodika, Omprakash Badgurjar, Vikram Singh Tanwar, Nangram Saini, Rupesh Acharya, Sunil Basniwal, Omprakash Jangid, Radheshyam Jangid, Banwari Lal Khatana, Nagendra Singh Tanwar, Vijay Singh Tanwar, Suresh Vaidyaji, Prithvi Singh, Ajit Singh Tanwar, Surendra Singh Tanwar, Papsingh, Rakesh Singh, Sunil Kansli, Vijay Singh Shekhawat, Pradeep Agarwal, Vijay Kumar Arya, Jitendra Yadav, Lucky Sehra including a large number of soldiers, paramilitary and various security forces and Police personnel and their relatives were present.
