Darkness

in Bengal fading away, now lotus about to bloom, Sadhvi Niranjan Jyoti

Mayor

welcomed Chairperson of Backward Commission, ex-Union Minister Sadhvi Niranjan

Jyoti

Prayagraj,

April 10 (HS): A welcome and felicitation ceremony for former Union Minister

and Chairperson of the National Backward Classes Commission, Sadhvi Niranjan

Jyoti, was organized in the auditorium of former councilor Rishi Nishad in

Sadiapur under the leadership of Mayor Ganesh Kesarwani. On this occasion,

Chairperson of the Backward Classes Commission, Sadhvi Niranjan Jyoti said that

it is the biggest responsibility of parents of all communities to educate their

children and make them cultured so that the coming generation is educated and

no one can stop their progress and the people doing politics of dividing the

society cannot break them.

She

further said that politics should be about uniting the society and not dividing

it, but Akhilesh Yadav is doing politics of dividing the society in the name of

PDA in Uttar Pradesh and the people of the state will teach a lesson to

Akhilesh Yadav, who does politics in the name of such casteist poison, by

making the lotus bloom in the coming 2027 and further said that since 2014,

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has been continuously working for the development

and upliftment of the oppressed and weaker sections of the society.

And

the slogan given by him, Sabka Saath Sabka Vikas, has become the basic mantra

of social welfare and social power and said that the law and order system of

Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath is so tight and sound that criminals are not

able to raise their heads and peace and tranquility prevails in the state.

She

said that the people of Assam are making the lotus bloom for the third time and

the darkness in Bengal is fading and the lotus is going to bloom. On this

occasion, Mayor Ganesh Kesarwani, BJP leader Malayaj Sharma, Rajesh Kesarwani,

former councilor Rishi Nishad, councilor Mrs. Radha Nishad welcomed Sadhvi

Niranjan Jyoti by presenting her a memento and wearing a shawl. Among those who

welcomed him were Amit Gupta, Councilor Sahil Arora, Arvind Nishad, Dhruv

Nishad, Manoj Nishad, Aman Gupta, Ranvijay Singh, Rekha Kanaujia, Gyan

Kushwaha, Sumit Singh Bagi, Shyam Nishad, Manish Nishad, Abha Sahu, Reena

Nishad, etc., and hundreds of Bharatiya Janata Party workers.

Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi