The biography of the Barhath brothers became ideal for the youth
The biography of the Barhath brothers became ideal for the youth -- Governor Kalraj Mishra.
Under the joint auspices of Karni Indradev Seva Samiti and Jawahar Foundation, the birth anniversary of sacrificer Kunwar Pratap Singh Barhath was celebrated at Ravindra Rang Manch The occasion was to introduce and motivate the youth to join the mainstream of society and inspire the heroes involved in India's freedom movement. The chief guest of the program, Mr Kalraj Mishra, Honorable Governor of Rajasthan, presided over the program; Education and Culture Minister BD Kalla and P.H.E.D. Minister Mr Mahesh Joshi was present. He called upon the new generation to connect more and more with literature, drama and other works written about the nameless martyrs of the freedom movement. Along with this, it also creates awareness to be dedicated to the nation's development.
Governor Mishra addressed the birth anniversary celebrations of immortal freedom fighter Kunwar Pratap Singh Barhath, organized by Karni Indra Seva Samiti, Jaipur and Jawahar Foundation at Ravindra Theater on Wednesday. He said that the bravery and courage of the freedom fighters of our country were extraordinary; even all the tortures and temptations could not deter them from their goal towards the motherland.
Saluting all freedom fighters, including Kunwar Pratap Singh Barhath, the Governor said that every particle of Rajasthan goes to the immortal martyrs' bravery, courage, sacrifice and sacrifice. He said that the entire family of Kunwar Pratap Singh Barhath was a great revolutionary family. Such an example is rarely found anywhere else, where in the revolution for independence, someone, including family members, has made such an extraordinary sacrifice for the country.
Governor Mishra said that Kesari Singh Barhath, father of Kunwar Pratap Singh, a famous freedom fighter, could have lived a life of luxury in his princely state. But he felt the pain of subjugation and surrendered all his happiness and glory in the revolution. He said that Kesari Singh Barhath had also specially sent his brother Joravarsinh Barhath, son Pratapsingh Barhath and son-in-law Ishwardas Asiya to participate in revolutionary activities.
On this occasion, Governor Mishra also honoured the great-grandson of Kunwar Pratapsingh Barhath, Vishal Singh, the relatives of his son-in-law Ishwardas Asiya, Sukhdev Singh Asiya and the family members of freedom fighters from all over the country.
Public Health Engineering Minister Mahesh Joshi said that the systematic history of the country and the state could not be imagined without Charan Samaj. He said renaming the government school in Devkheda after Kunwar Pratap Singh is almost complete. He also read the message of Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot in the programme.
Former Assembly Speaker and M.L.A. Mr Kailash Meghwal said the revolutionary Kesari Singh Barhath Panorama is being constructed in Devkheda. For this, the State Government has sanctioned Rs.4 crore.
On this occasion, Mr Onkar Singh Lakhawat, former Member of Parliament and Chairman of the Heritage Conservation Board, Mahant Pratap Puri Maharaj, former M.L.A. and President of All India Charan Garhi Samaj, C.D.C.D. Deval L.N.J. Group's O.S.D. Rajneesh Verma, Karni Indra Seva Secretary and Program Coordinator Sumer Singh Charan also expressed their views.
On this occasion, Governor Mishra got the people present to read the constitution's preamble and recite the fundamental duties.
For the last 10 years, the L.N.J. Group has been providing its support prominently in organizing various programs for the Bairath brothers in Veerbhoomi Shahpura of Bhilwara. A large number of dignitaries and common people were present in the programme. On this occasion, many social organizations were also honoured for their social responsibility. On this occasion, a drama was staged on the biography of the twelve brothers and people were made aware and encouraged about the nation's service.
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