Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal said that the Holi festival symbolizes the victory of good over evil, justice over injustice and truth over lies. On this day every worker should take a vow for the victory of good over evil. He said that the evil of corruption is spreading terribly in society, we are constantly working to eliminate this evil and fix the system. Prime Minister Narendra Modi has bestowed strong and transparent governance on the country, which has made India the subject of discussion around the world today. We are also changing the system in Haryana in the same direction.
Chief Minister Manohar Lal spoke Wednesday at the Holi Milan program organized at the premises of Saraswati Senior Secondary School in Jagadhari. The Prime Minister had previously planted seedlings on the school grounds and also inaugurated the school office building. On this festival he carried the message of brotherhood by playing Holi of flowers with the workers and leaders. While congratulating the people of the district on the holy Holi festival, he said that Holi is a festival of enthusiasm and colors that enhances the sense of harmony and love among one another. He said that the festival of Holi should be celebrated forgetting all differences. He walked among the workers and showered them with flowers, and the Chief Minister himself also sang a Holi song.
He said that gaining freedom for the country is also a symbol of Holika, along with correcting evils and establishing good governance is also a symbol of the Holika festival. Narendra Modi is the country’s first prime minister to embrace public service as his religion. He told the public that election time is near, so every politician will do the job of deceiving the public and also show big dreams. Beware of such politicians, don’t fall for their slick chatter and keep them out of power.
As part of the Holi Milan program, Minister of Education Kanwarpal said all festivals are related to nature and health. Colors have a special meaning in life and Holi is a festival of reconciliation. He called on the residents of the neighborhood not to shout the Holi festival and to celebrate this colorful festival with love and enthusiasm. Ambala MP Ratan Lal Kataria and Yamuna Nagar MLA Ghanshyam Das Arora were also present on the occasion.
