We will provide all possible support to promote the tradition of dangal: Mukesh Agnihotri

We will provide all possible support to promote the tradition of dangal: Mukesh Agnihotri expresses gratitude for being invited to the dangal for 24 consecutive years

November 13, Una (Himachal Pradesh): Deputy Chief Minister Mukesh Agnihotri participated in the Pawan Dangal held late Thursday at Jakhewal (Beaton) in Haroli. The dangal committee and panchayat representatives welcomed him in the traditional manner for participating in the event. On this occasion, he watched the wrestlers' matches and also sought the blessings of Sant Baba Anoop Maharaj. In his address, Agnihotri said that he has been associated with this Pawan Dangal of Sant Baba Dhangu Wale Maharaj for 24 years. He said that the Maharaj invited him to this dangal for 24 consecutive years, and the love he received from the land here and Baba Ji is something he can never repay. “I am grateful to the people of Halke for giving me the opportunity to serve for 25 years as a Member of the Legislative Assembly,” he said. He said that the blessings of Sant Baba Anoop Maharaj are also being received by the people of Halke. Describing the dangal as the best in North India and the largest in Himachal Pradesh, he said that all possible support will be provided to promote its tradition. Agnihotri handed over a cheque of 30 lakh rupees for the development of the sports ground on this occasion. He announced the provision of 11 lakh rupees for the organization of the Pawan Dangal. He announced the provision of 1 crore 14 lakh rupees for the construction of the panchayat house. He informed that the amount of 25 lakh rupees demanded for the lanes and roads of the area has already been released before the program. The Deputy Chief Minister paid tributes to Sant Baba Dhangu Wale Maharaj, recalling his work for human welfare and social service. He said that the Maharaj served by running a hospital and a cow shelter, and understanding the importance of education, established a college in Beaton. Responding to the demand to start new courses in the college, he said that courses will be decided after sitting with the instructions of Sant Baba Anoop Maharaj and local representatives, and an attempt will be made to start them from next April. He said that the plant of education planted by the Maharaj will continue to flourish. Agnihotri informed that the Haroli area currently has many educational institutions, including three colleges, 33 senior secondary schools, one Central School, Triple IT, a Law College, and a Nursing College. He said that Beaton College will also be promoted in an organized manner. He assured positive action on the demands raised by Panchayat Pradhan Sewanath and expressed gratitude to all for the affection received at the event.

Caption: Deputy Chief Minister Mukesh Agnihotri addressing the program