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Haryana CM Reveals Sant Namdev's Legacy of Equality and Social Reform

Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini honored Sant Namdev ji's legacy at a state-level event in Hisar. He announced significant initiatives including naming a government institution after the saint and providing Rs 51 lakh for community facilities. The CM emphasized how Sant Namdev's teachings championed social equality and fought against discrimination. These efforts align with the government's mission to spread saintly wisdom and ensure development reaches all citizens.

Life of 'Sant Namdev ji' reflects love, devotion, equality, says Haryana CM

Chandigarh, Oct 26

The life of 'Sant Namdev-ji Maharaj' reflects love, devotion and equality as he worked to unite society by eliminating discrimination, untouchability and inequality, said Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini on Sunday.

Presiding over the state-level event dedicated to 'Sant Namdev-ji Maharaj' in Hisar under the 'Sant-Mahapurush Vichar Samman and Prasar Yojana', an initiative of the government aimed at spreading the teachings of saints and great personalities, CM Saini announced that, in response to people's requests, a government institution would be named after Sant Namdev Maharaj.

CM Saini declared a grant of Rs 51 lakh for the upkeep of various dharamshalas managed by the community and for installing solar panels.

He said the land would be allotted as per norms if the community applies for plots in Bhiwani, Panipat, and Narnaul.

In addition, the Chief Minister said other demands would be forwarded to the departments concerned for implementation.

The Chief Minister said that Sant Namdev-ji saw divinity in every individual and worked tirelessly to eradicate social evils such as casteism, untouchability, and inequality.

He said the true religion connects humanity and teaches compassion for others. He added Sant Namdev-ji's message of hard work, devotion, and honesty is deeply rooted in Haryana's social fabric.

"The state's working class, farmers, artisans, tailors, blacksmiths, and all hardworking people embody his spirit through their dedication and work."

The Chief Minister said the government, guided by its commitment to harmony, goodwill, equitable growth, unity, and tolerance, has introduced reforms that have made life simpler, easier, and safer for the common citizen.

"People no longer need to visit multiple offices to access government services. In today's Haryana, the hopes and aspirations of ordinary citizens are being fulfilled, and their dreams are turning into reality. Inspired by the teachings of saints and great personalities, the state government remains dedicated to the welfare and upliftment of every section of society," he said.

"Its foremost objective is to improve the living standards of the poorest, ensuring that the benefits of development reach the last person," added the Chief Minister.

— IANS

Reader Comments

Rohit P

While I appreciate the sentiment, I hope this isn't just political symbolism. The real tribute would be implementing policies that actually eliminate discrimination in practice, not just in speeches.

Ananya R

The solar panel initiative for dharamshalas is a wonderful step! Combining traditional values with modern sustainable solutions - this is the kind of progress we need. 🌞

Michael C

As someone living in Haryana for work, it's heartening to see the government focusing on social harmony. Sant Namdev's message of seeing divinity in every person is universal and much needed.

Kavya N

My grandmother used to sing Sant Namdev ji's bhajans. His teachings about hard work and honesty are indeed part of Haryana's culture. Good to see younger generations being reminded of these values.

Vikram M

The announcement about naming a government institution after Sant Namdev ji is a positive step. Hope it inspires more people to learn about his life and teachings of social equality.

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