Garhwal Post Bureau
Dehradun, 27 Jan: Uttarakhand BJP yesterday observed the Republic Day with great pomp and enthusiasm at the BJP headquarters in Dehradun. The Celebration was led by Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami and State BJP President and Rajya Sabha MP Mahendra Bhatt. Extending greetings to the people of the state on the occasion, the CM asserted that the campaign for a secure and developed Uttarakhand would continue at all costs. At the same time, Mahendra Bhatt observed that under Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s guidance, the republic of the country is getting stronger continuously.
The 77th Republic Day celebrations took place at the party state office on Balbir Road amid party office-bearers and senior workers. On this occasion, CM Dhami and State President Bhatt unfurled the National Flag and congratulated the party workers and the state residents. In his address, Dhami said the country is paying tribute today to the countless people who had sacrificed their lives for the independence of India. He also remembered and offered floral tributes to the statehood activists who gave their everything for the sake of a separate Uttarakhand. Dhami noted that when independence was achieved, the world doubted the republic’s future in diverse India, but it endured through citizens’ loyalty, diligence and dedicated contributions. It is now fortifying further under Prime Minister Modi’s leadership, he remarked.
Dhami expressed great joy that Uttarakhand is cooperating wholeheartedly with the Developed India resolve. Every state resident is working to realise PM Modi’s words that the 21st century’s third decade belongs to Uttarakhand. He reminded that the state became the first in the country to implement the Uniform Civil Code (UCC), which completes one year successfully tomorrow. Citing how the River Ganga brings life and prosperity to the country, he said the UCC would similarly bind the nation in the thread of a uniform law. Resolutions for residents’ development and welfare advance to fruition, he stated, as the state tops the export preparedness index, leads in sustainable development, achieves reverse migration success, records unprecedented per capita income growth, surpasses a Rs 1,00,000 crore budget, and excels in financial recommendation management. The laws enacted in the state serve as models for others, he added.
Referring to a recent report by an American agency allegedly ranking him number one in hate speech, he asserted that no matter what the world says, he would not cease safeguarding Devbhoomi’s divinity and children’s secure future. The campaign continues against all ‘Kalnemis’ seeking to alter demography through land encroachments, targeting girls, or conversions via greed or force, he declared.
State BJP President Mahendra Bhatt also congratulated all residents and workers. He urged them to stay engaged in building a developed nation through a developed state. He expressed gratitude and paid emotional tribute to Constitution architect Bharat Ratna Dr Bhim Rao Ambedkar and his associates. Following their life values and path, Bhatt claimed that PM Modi works with the spirit of ‘Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas, Sabka Vishwas’, he said. He paid tribute to brave soldiers who laid down their lives for the nation and stated that the government builds Uttarakhand according to statehood activists’ sentiments. The state emerges as an example for others through historical, courageous, and innovative decisions, he added. He further congratulated residents and Chief Minister Dhami on the Uniform Civil Code’s successful completion of one year tomorrow.
A large number of state office-bearers and senior workers attended, including Rajya Sabha MP and National Co-Treasurer Naresh Bansal, State General Secretaries Kundan Parihar and Deepti Rawat, MLAs Khajan Das and Prem Chand Aggarwal, State Office Secretary Jaganmohan Rawat, Lal Batti holders Dr Devendra Bhasin, Mukesh Kumar, and Geeta Ram Gaur, Mahila Morcha State President Ruchi Bhatt, Yuva Morcha President Vipul Mendoli, Dinesh Aggarwal, Rajendra Negi, Honey Pathak, and Kamlesh Raman.
