National News 2025-05-21

District Congress Committee Jhabua paid tribute to the father of communication revolution, former Prime Minister late Rajiv Gandhi on his death anniversary

Rahim Sherani Hindustani - Jhabua

District Congress Committee on Wednesday, May 21, celebrated the death anniversary of former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi as Shaheed Diwas and garlanded his portrait and the people of this country will always remember the father of communication revolution, late Rajiv Gandhi, who was the pioneer of the golden chapter of three-tier Panchayati Raj in India and made a commendable and exemplary contribution to realizing the concept of new India and for world peace in the international arena.

Former Union Minister Kantilal Bhuria said that we pay emotional tribute to the great men like Rajiv Gandhi who established new dimensions in the modern revolution and made India a golden India.

Prakash Ranka, District President, Congress Committee Jhabua threw light on the life of Rajiv Gandhi and presented his efforts for the welfare of the country before everyone.

Ashish Bhuria, Roop Singh Damor, Jitendra Shah, Shankar Bhuria, Ratan Singh Kemta Bhai, Gopal Sharma, Bablu Katara, Natwar Dodiyar, Narvesh Amaliyar, Deepak Dodiyar, Vinod Meda, Ayush Ohri, Santosh Hatila, Rajesh Meda, Puneet Bhanpuria, Dungar Singh Vaskel officials and workers of Congress were present in the said program.

Information about the said program was provided by Youth Congress spokesperson Laukendra Bilwal.

Rahim Sherani Hindustani - Jhabua

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