UP sanitation workers tie rakhi on Urban Development and Energy Minister’s wrists
Mau, 26 Aug (HS): On the auspicious occasion of Rakshabandhan, a warm atmosphere prevailed at the Town Hall in Mau. Women sanitation workers expressed the intimacy of the sacred brother-sister relationship by tying a Rakhi to Urban D
Sanitation workers expressing their affection and trust for minister


Mau, 26 Aug (HS): On the auspicious occasion of

Rakshabandhan, a warm atmosphere prevailed at the Town Hall in Mau. Women

sanitation workers expressed the intimacy of the sacred brother-sister

relationship by tying a Rakhi to Urban Development and Energy Minister A.K.

Sharma. During the ceremony, the sanitation workers expressed their affection

and trust for the minister.

The minister presented gifts to the sisters and extended his

best wishes: Minister A.K. Sharma extended his heartfelt Rakshabandhan

greetings to all the sanitation workers and presented them with gifts. He said

that through their hard work and dedication, sanitation workers are making a

significant contribution to keeping cities clean and beautiful. It is our

responsibility to respect their labor and service.

Confidence to stand with the sanitation workers in every

situation: Sharma assured the women sanitation workers that he stands with them

in any situation and will always be ready to provide any possible assistance.

He said that Rakshabandhan is not just a festival of tying Rakhi, but also a

festival of trust, affection, and a pledge to fulfill one another's

responsibilities.

Clean and beautiful cities are created by the hard work of

sanitation workers: Minister Sharma said that it is through the hard work of

sanitation workers that our cities become clean, healthy, and better.

Sanitation workers play a crucial role in realizing Prime Minister Narendra

Modi's commitment to a clean India and Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath's goal of

a clean and beautiful Uttar Pradesh.

Tying a Rakhi is an intimate and emotional moment for me: A.K.

Sharma - The Minister said that on this auspicious occasion of Rakshabandhan,

it is a heartfelt and emotional moment for him to have the sanitation workers

tie a Rakhi on his wrists. He wished all the sisters happiness, prosperity, a

healthy life, and a bright future.

Sanitation workers expressed their gratitude: The women

sanitation workers present at the event expressed their gratitude to Minister

A.K. Sharma by tying a Rakhi to him and wishing him a Happy Rakshabandhan. The

occasion also conveyed the message of brotherly affection, trust, and social

responsibility.

Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi

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