Rajak Samaj Camp Concludes In Hathras, SP Candidate Ramnarayan Kake Honoured
A grand closing ceremony was held for the Rajak Samaj camp set up in the premises of Mela Shri Dauji Maharaj in Hathras under the banner of the Hathras Rajak Sudhar Mahasabha.
A grand closing ceremony was held for the Rajak Samaj camp set up in the premises of Mela Shri Dauji Maharaj in Hathras under the banner of the Hathras Rajak Sudhar Mahasabha. The programme was chaired by the district president of the Mahasabha, Punjabi Lal Diwakar. During the ceremony, elders who had supported the camp, respected members of the community and invited guests were welcomed and honoured.
The programme began with the lighting of a lamp before the portrait of Sant Gadge Maharaj. Guests present on the stage and senior members of the community were honoured by being draped with shawls and presented with an image of Sant Gadge Maharaj.
A special welcome was given at the programme to Samajwadi Party’s Hathras candidate Ramnarayan Kake. He was honoured with a 51-kg garland, a shawl, and an image of Sant Gadge Maharaj.
Speaking on the occasion, Ramnarayan Kake said that Samajwadi Party national president Akhilesh Yadav had made a hardworking and struggling leader from the Rajak community the party’s candidate. He expressed gratitude to Akhilesh Yadav for this and, on behalf of the Rajak community, extended heartfelt congratulations to him.
Former district panchayat president and Samajwadi Party state secretary Virendra Kushwaha, Nagar Palika president Shweta Chaudhary and several office-bearers, senior members and respected people from the community were present at the event. The programme was conducted by Doctor Radheshyam Rajak.
Those present on the occasion included Smt. Shweta Diwakar, Naresh Diwakar, Sohanlal former pradhan, Gyan Singh Diwakar, Balveer Singh Diwakar, Mahipal Singh Diwakar, Shivdayal Pehalwan, Hakim Singh Diwakar, Vinod Kumar Diwakar, Jaiveer Singh Diwakar, Naththi Lal Diwakar, Heeralal, Amin, Jwala Prasad, Ram Khiladi, Sobran Singh, Master Satyaveer Singh, Ramniwas Diwakar, Sovran Diwakar, Rajmal Diwakar, Sanjay Diwakar, Radheshyam Diwakar, Radheshyam Netaji, Chhatrapal Singh, Mahavir Singh Pradhan, Birla, Ram Prakash Master, Satyapal Singh, Ravindra, Virendra Singh, Chandrapal Singh, Vikas, Lakshmi Narayan, Arjun, Vivek, Mohit Diwakar, Sunny, Umang, Hitesh Singh, Munshilal, Kanhaiyalal, Rajaram Diwakar, Pintu Diwakar, Ashok Kumar Diwakar, Prabhu Dayal Bharti, Manoj Sharma, Monu Pandit former city president, and Hemant Gaur.
A large number of people from the Rajak community also attended the closing ceremony. The event marked the formal conclusion of the camp organised by the Hathras Rajak Sudhar Mahasabha at Mela Shri Dauji Maharaj, with the organisers using the occasion to publicly acknowledge the contribution of elders, community representatives, guests and supporters associated with the camp.
Frequently asked questions
Where was the Rajak Samaj camp closing ceremony held?
The closing ceremony was held in the premises of Mela Shri Dauji Maharaj in Hathras.
Who organised the Rajak Samaj camp in Hathras?
The camp was organised under the banner of the Hathras Rajak Sudhar Mahasabha.
Who chaired the closing ceremony of the camp?
The programme was chaired by Punjabi Lal Diwakar, the district president of the Mahasabha.
How was Samajwadi Party candidate Ramnarayan Kake honoured at the event?
Ramnarayan Kake was honoured with a 51-kg garland, a shawl, and an image of Sant Gadge Maharaj.
What did Ramnarayan Kake say during the ceremony?
He thanked Samajwadi Party national president Akhilesh Yadav for making a hardworking and struggling leader from the Rajak community the party’s Hathras candidate.
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