Rich tributes paid to Maharaja Hari Singh Ji on his 121st Birth Anniversary.

Thursday, September 24, 2015

Management and staff of Maharaja Hari Singh Social and Education Foundation, Jammu and Rajput Charitable Trust J&K Jammu paid rich tributes to Maharaja Hari Singh Ji on his 121st Birth Anniversary on 23rd September where many VIP’S,dignitaries, prominent citizens and people from all walks of life were also present.
The program started with garlanding of statue of Maharaja Hari Singh Ji by the Hon’ble Chief Guest Shri Rajesh Gupta Ji Hon’ble Member Legislative Assembly J&K Govt. followed by Ms.Ruchi Chabra Principal Delhi Public School Jammu, Ms.Meenu Gupta Headmistress DPS Jammu,Shri M.S.Jamwal, Secretary Rajput Charitable Trust, Jammu, Sh.C.L.Malhotra, Sh.S.S.Jamwal. Sh.S.S.Chug, Sh.R.C.Gupta and many other distinguished guests.
Speaking on the occasion, Sh.Rajesh Gupta the Hon’ble Chief Guest highlighted the various Social reforms done by Maharaja Hari Singh Ji for the welfare and betterment of general public VIZ Banning of the child marriage, Compulsory and free education to all upto Primary Level, Banning of Untouchability and above all accession of Jammu and Kashmir state with India for which he is loved and remembered by the people of Jammu & Kashmir state.The Hon’ble Chief Guest also sanctioned black topping of the road from Shahidi Chowk to Delhi Public School Jammu, on this auspicious occasion,
Ms.Ruchi Chabra Principal Delhi Public School Jammu spoke very high about Maharaja Sahib who made many social reforms about 100 years back which are very very important and useful even today for the general public. She also stated that Maharaja Sahib was an epitome of good governance about 100 yrs back which allowed the people to live their life respectfully and peacefully. She also thanked Sh.Rajesh Gupta Ji,Hon’ble Member Legislative Council J&k State for sanctioning of black topping of the road from shahidi Chowk to Delhi Public School,Jammu.
The program concluded with the distribution of blankets and sweets to the old age persons on this auspicious occasion who were invited to grace the occasion.