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Gwalior, 26 October (Hindustan Reporter). Madhya Pradesh Assembly Speaker Narendra Singh Tomar said that our ancestors have created a history of bravery by making sacrifices to protect the country and culture. We are all proud of this. The young generation should imbibe the generosity, spirit of service and struggle of their ancestors towards the society.
Assembly Speaker Tomar was addressing the youth of Kshatriya community present at the Dussehra Milan function organized by Rajput Hitkarini Sabha in Gwalior on Saturday evening as the chief guest. Did it from. The program was presided over by State Public Works Minister Rakesh Singh. The guests honored the personalities of Kshatriya community doing remarkable work in various fields in the programme.
A virtual message from Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami was also broadcast at the Dussehra Milan function organized at the Rajput Hostel in Jayendraganj. On this occasion, former minister Jaibhan Singh Pawaiya was present as the keynote speaker. Also present were Sant Kripal Singh, MP Shivmangal Singh Tomar, former minister Dr. Govind Singh, former Himachal Pradesh minister Govind Singh Thakur, MLA Nitendra Singh Rathore, former MLA Ghanshyam Singh and Indian Police Service officer Shailendra Singh Chauhan.
Assembly Speaker Narendra Singh Tomar said that events like Dussehra Milan celebrations bind the society together and inspire them to serve the country. He praised Rajput Hitkarini Sabha for organizing this event and wished Dussehra and Diwali to the people present at the event.
Public Works Minister Rakesh Singh said that no one in the society is unfriendly to the Kshatriyas. Lord Ram is our idol and he gave a positive message to the society by eating the false plum of Shabari. He said that both scriptures and weapons are integral parts of our culture, but it is also true that forgiveness is the ornament of Kshatriyas. That is why despite carrying weapons in their hands, our ancestors followed the Kshatriya religion in every situation. Even if for this one had to face defeat. According to this tradition, we will be ready to sacrifice everything for justice, respect for women and protection of motherland, only then we will be entitled to be called Kshatriya. He said that a Kshatriya is one who takes the entire society forward. Our ancestors have followed this tradition for centuries.
Keynote speaker Jaibhan Singh Pawaiya said that the soul of India resides in culture. Therefore, despite all the conflicts, our culture has remained intact for thousands of years. Our ancestors have protected the culture by following Kshatri Dharma and sacrificing their lives. Kshatriya is that community which moves along with all sections of the society. We all should follow all these traditions. He also said that with changing times, civilizations can change but not culture and values of life. Our festivals work to preserve culture and life values.
Sant Kripal Singh, former minister Dr. Govind Singh, former Himachal Pradesh minister Govind Singh Thakur, MLA Nitendra Singh Rathore and former MLA Ghanshyam Singh also expressed their views in the programme. Among the personalities of Kshatriya community who were honored in the program, gold medal winner Anushka Bhadauria and silver medal winner Prarthana Rajawat in the state level competition in sword fighting, Anukriti Sikarwar in the field of medicine, Bhumi Pawar in education, Apoorva Jadaun in wild life photography. In the field of industry, Sobran Singh Tomar and CSP Nagendra Singh Sikarwar are included. Apart from this, about two dozen personalities who achieved notable achievements in various fields were honored on this occasion.