Uttarakhand: CM Dhami paid tribute to Saint Ravidas on his birth anniversary in Haridwar, garlanded the statue
Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami was on Haridwar tour today. During the tour, he first paid homage to Shiromani Satguru Ravidas Maharaj by garlanding his statue on his birth anniversary. During this time CM Dhami also met people. He also said that today is the day to resolve to eliminate discrimination, untouchability and discrimination and take everyone along in life.
Chief Minister Dhami said that today is the day to remove social evils and evils and consider mutual brotherhood as the true religion. Saint Ravidas ji was the pioneer of humanistic values of social harmony and harmony. He played an important role in eradicating the evils and evils prevalent in the society. India has a history that whenever the country is in need, some saint or sage is born in India. Saint Ravidas ji was a great saint of the Bhakti movement, who gave new energy to the weak and divided India.
Chief Minister Dhami said that Ravidas ji also told the society the importance of independence and also worked to bridge the social divide. Saint Ravidas ji had imagined a society where there would be no greed, greed, misery, poverty or discrimination of any kind. By following the paths shown by him, we can learn the formula for a happy life. Today’s India and Uttarakhand are moving rapidly on the path of development only by adopting the messages of the great saint Guru Ravidas ji. Saint Ravidas ji is a symbol of social change, therefore, taking his resolution as our goal, we are trying to serve the poor, deprived and backward people living in remote and inaccessible areas of Uttarakhand.
CM Pushkar Singh Dhami said that the double engine government of the country led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi is determined for the welfare of the Dalits, exploited, backward and deprived by following the path shown by Saint Shiromani Ravidas Ji. I remember that Saint Ravidas ji had said that ‘I wish that everyone should get food, small and big all should live equally, Ravidas should live happily. Meaning: I want a rule in which everyone gets food, no one remains hungry, everyone lives equal and in harmony.
