Uttarakhand news: Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami, while attending the Shaheed Samman ceremony held at Lansdowne, Pauri Garhwal on Sunday, said that the military dham being built in Dehradun is not only a structure of brick and stones, but is a symbol of the souls of the immortal martyrs of the country, which will always inspire the future generations to inspire the country. The Chief Minister lit a lamp in front of the copper kalas filled with sacred soil brought from the districts in memory of the brave martyrs and paid floral cycle on the statue of Veer Gabbar Singh Negi. He also honored the families of the martyrs by giving them a copperplate and a limb.
New announcements for military families
Creating several important announcements, CM Dhami said that: The military rest house of Kotdwar will be developed modernly. The Common Service Center will be established, where ex -servicemen and brave women will get free services. Many schools, health centers and routes will be named after the martyrs. He also said that now all ex -soldiers of World War II and their widows will be given respect, even if they have not received grants from other sources.
Shaheed Samman Yatra and Emotional Connection
The Chief Minister described the ‘Shaheed Samman Yatra’ as the honor of the tears of the families of the martyrs and said that the yatra was started with the spirit of establishing the memory of the martyrs and establishing it in the military dham. This under construction Dham will become a vibrant symbol of patriotism.
Welfare steps for ex -servicemen
Dhami told that: The ex -gratia amount of the martyrs has been increased from ₹ 50 lakh to ₹ 1 crore. 28 martyred families have been given government jobs and 13 are under process. 25% stamp duty exemption is being given on land procurement. Also, the deadline of application has been extended from 2 years to 5 years.
India’s strength in defense sector
CM Dhami said that the Central Government’s ‘One Rank One Pension’ scheme, modern equipment, jackets and shoes are empowering soldiers. India has now joined leading countries in defense exports and is capable of giving a befitting reply to the enemy. He appealed to the citizens to plant ‘a tree in the name of the martyrs’.
Presence and honor of leaders
Ganesh Joshi (Minister of Sainik Welfare) said that the ‘Shaheed Samman Yatra 2.0’ concluded in Lansdown. Mahendra Bhatt (Rajya Sabha MP) described Uttarakhand as Veerbhoomi with Devbhoomi and said that the government is giving 10% reservation in the services of group ‘C’ to the soldiers.
