Tribute Paid to Mahatma Gandhi on His Death Anniversary at Gulab Bagh

On the occasion of the death anniversary of the Father of the Nation, Mahatma Gandhi, Pankaj Kumar Sharma—Convener of the Mahatma Gandhi Jeevan Darshan Samiti and General Secretary and Spokesperson of the Pradesh Congress—paid homage at the statue site of Mahatma Gandhi located at Gulab Bagh. He began the program by lighting a lamp, offering a cotton garland to Mahatma Gandhi, and paying floral tributes with reverence after observing a two-minute silence.

During the ceremony, the rendition of Mahatma Gandhi’s favorite bhajans, including *“Vaishnav Jan To Tene Kahiye Je Peed Parayi Jaane Re”* and *“Raghupati Raghav Raja Ram,”* along with other devotional songs, filled the atmosphere with a spirit of Gandhian values. All those present respectfully bowed in remembrance of the Father of the Nation.

Addressing the gathering, Pankaj Kumar Sharma said that Mahatma Gandhi’s life is a unique example of truth, non-violence, love, harmony, and service. He dedicated his entire life to India’s freedom, social harmony, and the upliftment of humanity. Gandhiji firmly believed that non-violence is the greatest power and that the welfare of society and the nation is possible only by following the path of truth.

Sharma urged the attendees to imbibe Gandhiji’s thoughts and principles in their lives, walk on the path of truth and non-violence, and maintain brotherhood and harmony in society.

Prominent citizens present on the occasion included Umesh Sharma, N.K. Sharma, Kamal Soni, Anwar Ali, Rashmi Soni, Asha Soni, Kripashankar Mishra, Nitesh Sarraf, Om Prakash Agal, Shubham, Chitru Devasi, Moolaram, Govind, Shivpal, Hemant, Rahul Kuldeep, Rahul Sirvi, Nirpesh, Mahesh, Onkar Singh Solanki, Dhurilal Pancholiya, Gopal, and many others.