
Lucknow, 04 Sept (HS): A memorial meeting was held on Friday
at the Research Institute in Nirala Nagar, Lucknow, to mark the third death
anniversary of the late Vireshwar Dwivedi, a senior RSS pracharak. On this
occasion, Deputy Chief Minister Brajesh Pathak shared his memories of the late
Vireshwar Dwivedi, saying that his inspiration continues to guide us all. On
this occasion, the Deputy Chief Minister announced that soon I will recommend
naming a park or place in Lucknow in his memory and his grand statue will also
be installed.
On this occasion, All India Pracharak Chief of Rashtriya
Swayamsevak Sangh, Swant Ranjan, who was present as the chief speaker, said
that Veereshwar Dwivedi's nature was to always be ready to go to the most
difficult areas, for the nation's work, for the Sangh's work, wherever and
whenever required, and to do no work for himself, but to dedicate his life only
for Mother India.
Referring to the Rashtradharma magazine, Swatantra Ranjan
said that Veereshwar Dwivedi worked with full dedication and efficiency to take
forward the dignified tradition of Rashtradharma like Atal ji, Deendayal
Upadhyay, Vachnesh Tripathi etc. Former minister and former MP Dr. Ashok
Vajpayee said that Veereshwar had a great personality and he had the ability to
make everyone his own.
On this occasion, Padma Brahmadev Sharma Bhai
Ji, a senior RSS pracharak and patron of Vidya Bharati, was honored in
memory of Vireshwar Dwivedi. Following the program, a tree plantation ceremony
was held, and Gita and Tulsi plants were distributed to all present. The
program was conducted by Sharad Jagdish Mishra.
On this occasion, prominent people present were Vidya
Bharati's National Co-Organization Minister Yatindra, Sangh's Area Publicity
Chief Subhash, Vidya Bharati's Area Organization Minister Hemchand, All India
Sahitya Parishad's National General Secretary Dr. Pawanputra Badal, State
Publicity Chief Yashodananda, State Chief of Social Harmony Activity
Rajkishore, BJP's State Spokesperson Sanjay Chaudhary, senior Sangh workers
Chandra Prakash Agnihotri, Umashankar Mishra, Arjun Pandit, Antima Awasthi
'Iti', Naveen Awasthi, Jyoti Sikka Advocate and Pradeep Dwivedi along with many
other dignitaries.
Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi