‘Baba Kalakh Nath Trust felicitates Sethi’
Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) State Vice President Yudhvir Sethi was today felicitated by Baba Kailakh Nath Trust, Ban Talab for his social and political contribution in the society. In presence of Members of Trust, Ram Paul Seth President Baba Kalakh Dev Trust presented a robe to Mr Sethi and honoured him. He said that selfless services of Yudhvir Sethi for the upliftment of weaker sections of society are exemplary.
Speaking on the occasion after being honoured, Yudhvir Sethi said that he is humbled with the gesture of trust and will continue to do his best in serving all sections of society. He said that every possible effort would be put in to develop surroundings of Trust and issues pertaining to development like uninterrupted water and electricity supply would taken up with concerned officials.
Construction of roads, lanes and drains besides beautification of area would also be taken up as per the demand of trust and people of the area. Yudhvir Sethi while extending his gratitude to the Trust and devotees present on the occasion said that our religion and culture teaches us to be tolerant and extend help to the needy.
He also spoke about functioning of coalition government and said that every possible help is being extended to every section of society which mandates government functionaries. Yudhvir Sethi urged the members of Trust devotees to help government achieve its targets resulting which both capital cities and Ladakh region will be developed equitably.
Service before self, he said should be out Moto and BJP leaders and workers are working on the same principle. He said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi has set rolling several schemes which should be utilised for the upliftment f weaker sections of our society.
Omi Khajuria (Distt President Rural), Ram Paul Seth President Baba Kalakh Dev Trust,Shakti Dutt General Secretary Baba Kalakh Dev Trust,Ved Prakesh, Kuldip Singh ,Sunil, Rajinder Singh ,Yash Paul Seth and others members were also present on the occasion.
