: Friday, 15 August 2025 7:07 pm
Kotputli-Bahrod. The 79th Independence Day celebrations were held in the middle district of Independence Day’s holy Amritotsav and the bright Bhavdhara of the nation -love with dignity, gaiety and cultural grandeur. Deputy Chief Minister and Deputy Chief Minister and Minister of Finance, Tourism, Public Works, Arts, Literature, Culture and Archaeological, Women and Child Development, Child Empowerment Department gave the flag hoisting as the chief guest at the district level main function held at the grounds of Government Lal Bahadur Shastri College on Friday. After this, took the salute of the march past and inspected the parade.
On this occasion, MLA Kotputli Hansraj Patel, City Council Chairman Pushpa Saini, District Collector Priyanka Goswami, District Superintendent of Police Devendra Kumar Vishnoi, Superintendent Ground-scientist Sanjay Goswami, Additional District Collector Omprakash Saharan, SDM Brijesh Chaudhary, Additional Superintendent of Police Vaibhav Sharma, Tehsildar Ramdhan Gurjar and Commissioner Municipal Council Dharmapal Jat including district officials, employees, students, students, students, students, students, students, students, students, students and people Be present.
Democracy will be stronger with the participation of every class – Diya Kumari
The Deputy Chief Minister, while bowing to the freedom fighters and heroes participating in the freedom struggle, said that this day is a sign of respect for the martyrs, India, developed under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, is being realized by the vision of self -sufficient India by keeping the target of India 2047. Sarvajan Hitay Sarvajan Sukhaya is being implemented with Antyodaya. Today the eyes of the world are towards India, India is moving towards becoming a world guru. Operation Sindoor became our identity and self -respect, an example of the unwavering commitment of the nation that we are willing to go to any corner of the world for the protection of our citizens.
The Deputy Chief Minister said that the spirit of patriotism was communicated to the people from every house tricolor, Partition was paid tribute to those who bear the pain of partition through Vibhishan Smriti Day. Keeping in mind the women, youth, workers, farmers, ex -servicemen, players, industrialists, traders, disabled people by the central government, an action plan is being made and implemented on the ground. The state government, under the leadership of Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma, is moving towards becoming a $ 350 billion economy with the target of Rajasthan in association with the Center. The work done by the state government has changed the picture of the state. Investments in the state have increased from Rising Rajasthan and many MoUs have also been made in the field of tourism.
He said that Yamuna agreement was reached, ERCP got financial approval, Ram Jalaseu Link Project was also compromised. He said that 10 new policies including MSME, ODOP, Tourism Policy were implemented. SIP was also formed, paper leaks were prevented, youth got employment, issued UDID cards of disabled and got scooty, scholarship and artificial equipment. He said that gas cylinders were provided to the characters for Rs 450 and honorarium of Anganwadi workers was increased. Women were benefited through Lado Promotion and Lakhpati Didi schemes. He said that big events like IIFA 2025 were held in Jaipur.
He said that we have inherited freedom but it is our duty to strengthen it. The nation should be paramount in every decision and endeavor and it is our duty to protect the unity and integrity of India. The Deputy Chief Minister appreciated the district administration for organizing a grand ceremony.
Troops march past
In the ceremony, Platoon Commander Shimbhu Dayal Meena, under the leadership of Parade Commander and Inspector Police Seema Sencenwar, Rajasthan Police (Second), Platoon Commander Babulal Meena, 14th RAC Battalion Mining Department (First), Platoon Commander Pukhraj Pukhraj Meena, RPTC Kishangarh and Platoon Commander Sunil Yadav, 7th RAC Bharatpur, Senior Office The astrologer led NCC LBS College, Under Officer Neetu Yadav, Shiv Saraswati Amber Wing (III), Junior Under Officer Govind Sharma Shiv Saraswati Naval Wing and Junior Under Officer Ishika led the Sardar Higher Secondary School Parade. The chief guest inspected the parade with the tune of the band of Rajasthan Police and took the salute of the march past. Rohitash Jat, who was awarded the retired police officer and President’s Police Award, directed the parade.
At the ceremony, the Governor’s message was read by Additional Collector Omprakash Saharan, while congratulating and wishing the Independence Day, the achievements and development works of the country were mentioned. The chief guest, Madam, honored the martyrs by wearing a shawl and a citation. Along with this, the tricolor was administered the oath and honored by providing a citation to 29 students, players, voluntary organizations, officers and personnel selected for outstanding works.
PT and cultural presentations held
Physical exercise was performed by the students of the school at the ceremony and a group dance was organized by Sardar Higher Secondary School (II), Navodaya Vidyalaya (II) and RPS Vidyalaya (First) on the theme of patriotism.
Officers hoisted flag
On the occasion of the 79th ceremony of Independence Day, flag hoisting programs were also organized at the District Collectorate Office and Niwas and in all the state offices, schools, autonomous institutions, councils, boards, private offices, industrial units and establishments of the district and rangoli and state buildings, historic doors were attractive at the major intersections of the city. The stage was conducted by District Health Nodal Ravikant Jangid and teacher Kanya Gaur.
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