Ghaziabad, 13 Sept (HS): Uttar Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister

Brijesh Pathak participated in the Brahma Samagam held on Sunday at the Pandit

Deendayal Upadhyay Auditorium in Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh. On this occasion, he

highlighted the glorious tradition, sacrifice, dedication, and nationalism of

the Brahmin community and urged the people present there to unite and play

their role in nation-building.

Addressing the gathering, Deputy Chief Minister Brijesh

Pathak said that Brahmins always put the nation first. Our tradition has been

to give to society. The values imparted by the Brahmin community in building

society continue to guide the new generation. He said that ascetic sages like

Dadhichi embody this tradition of sacrifice and dedication. They even donated

their bones, setting a unique example for the welfare of society and the

nation.

He said that the Brahmin community believes in social

welfare without any selfishness or greed. Emphasizing the need to make society

organized, cultured, and well-organized, he said that no demonic force can

confuse or divide our society. This society, endowed with wisdom and

discretion, is deeply imbued with the spirit of sacrifice and dedication. The

Deputy Chief Minister said that the Brahmin community should carry forward its

glorious traditions and play an important role in social unity, culture, and

nation-building. He described social unity as the need of the hour and gave the

message of keeping national interest paramount.

Before the program began, deep sorrow was expressed over the

passing of the late Satyavati Devi, wife of senior Uttar Pradesh leader and

former Rajasthan Governor Kalraj Mishra, and a two-minute silence was observed

for her soul's peace. Program organizer R.D. Sharma welcomed all guests and

community dignitaries present. R.D. Sharma expressed gratitude to all the

Brahmin community members and public representatives who had come from Western

Uttar Pradesh and called for unity within the Brahmin community.

On this occasion, many prominent people of the Brahmin

community including city MLA Sanjeev Sharma, Legislative Council member Sunil

Bharala, Nanak Chand Sharma, Amresh Sharma, Dharmendra Bhardwaj, Lokesh Dixit,

Aarti Sharma (Baghpat), Aarti Tyagi, Adesh Fauji, Pradeep Sharma, Sunil Sharma,

Mahendra Dutt Sharma, Pankaj Mudgal, Vishal Goswami, Manish Bhargava, Ankur

Sharma, Vinay Sharma were present.

Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi