Chandigarh: Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini on Saturday said Bharat Vikas Parishad is a living embodiment of the spirit of service to humanity and nationalism. He said the organisation regards service not as charity or an act of benevolence, but as a duty deeply rooted in India’s cultural values, and has been working tirelessly for the welfare of the needy and underprivileged sections of society.
Appreciating the Parishad’s humanitarian initiatives, the Chief Minister announced Rs 21 lakh. The Chief Minister was addressing a gathering after inaugurating the regional office and Arogya Kendra of Bharat Vikas Parishad, Uttar Kshetra–1, at Chhatwal in Pathankot. He congratulated the office-bearers and volunteers of the organisation on the inauguration of the two projects.
Addressing the gathering,Nayab Singh Saini said he had come to pay his respects to the historic city of Pathankot. He described it as a privilege to inaugurate two projects of an organisation dedicated to serving humanity in the spirit of the Gurus’ message of Sarbat Da Bhala.
The Chief Minister said the Parishad’s broader vision is to build a Swasth, Samarth aur Sanskarit Bharat. The establishment of the Aogya Kendra marks an important initiative towards providing better healthcare facilities to the people.
The Chief Minister appealed to the people of Punjab to seriously reflect on the prevailing situation and work collectively to restore the state’s prosperity and progress. He said everyone must come together to rebuild a vibrant and prosperous Rangla Punjab.
