District Congress garlanded former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi on his birth anniversary

Rahim Sherani Hindustani - Jhabua

The 81st birth anniversary of Bharat Ratna, former Prime Minister of the country, late Rajiv Gandhi, a beloved leader of the masses, was celebrated as Sadbhavna Diwas by the District Congress at the MLA office.

Giving the above information, the city Congress President said that on the birth anniversary of former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi, District Congress President Prakash Ranka first garlanded him and threw light on the life of late Rajiv Gandhi. On this occasion, Jhabua MLA Dr. Vikrant Bhuria garlanded him and said about late Gandhi that he was an inspiration for the youth, he was the youngest Prime Minister, it was because of him that the youth got the right to vote at the age of 18 and he was the father of computer/IT.

On this occasion, former Union Minister Kantilal Bhuria paid floral tribute to late Rajiv Gandhi and said that he had seen Rajiv Gandhi closely. He served the nation with patience and dignity. He instilled hope and faith in millions of Indians. Bhuria said that he loved Indian culture and civilization very much.

He has taken India to the heights as a leading nation in the field of science technology, communication, infrastructure development and space research. On this occasion, founder president of Mahila Nagrik Bank Kalpana Bhuria, former district president Mansingh Meda, Roopsingh Damor, and district panchayat vice president Akmal Damor, Mahila Congress president, block president Kana Gundia, Surendra Garwal, Kailash Damor Ranapur, social cell president Jitendra Shah, NSUI president Narvesh Amaliyar, Harsh Jain IT cell president councilor Sheela Makwana, district vice president Sheela Bhuria, Khuna Bhai of Adivasi Congress, Shankar Bhuria former district president, Youth Congress's Hemendra Bablu Katara, Natwar Dodiyar, Ayush Ohari, Gopal Sharma, Dilip Bhuria Dhekalbadi, Jotaben along with several women congress members and sarpanch panch and several villagers were present. Women Congress president Shweta Ganga Mohaniya expressed her gratitude for the program.