by Haryananewswire
CHANDIGARH, DEC 16
Haryana
Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda today urged the people to remain prepared
to make sacrifices for the sake of future generations with the same spirit with
which our ancestors had made supreme sacrifices for the freedom of the country.
The
Chief Minister was addressing a largely attended function organized to pay
tributes to former Minister and MP, Pt.Chiranji Lal Sharma on his first death
anniversary in Karnal. Mr.Hooda also unveiled his statue in the
premises of government college in Karnal.
While
paying rich tributes to Pt.Chiranji Lal Sharma, Mr.Hooda said that he had the
privilege to rub his shoulders with Pt.Chiranji Lal Sharma when he was also MP
in 1991. He said that Pt.Chiranji Lal Sharma always remained concerned for the
development of the state, especially Karnal and even in the Parliament he used
to raise issues concerning the state. He said that it was because of the
efforts of Pt.Chiranji Lal Sharma that the oil refinery was set up at Panipat.
He also got many other development works undertaken in the area. Mr.Hooda said
that when his father Ch.Ranbir Singh passed away, Pt.Chiranji Lal Sharma had
said that he would not feel the void created with the demise of his father and
since then he had been considering Pt.Chiranji Lal Sharma equal to his father.
He said that he had also been seeking his assistance in the development of
Haryana.
Mr.Hooda
said that many leaders like Pt.Chiranji Lal Sharma, Ch.Ranbir Singh, Pt.Sri Ram
Sharma and Pt.Bhagwad Dayal Sharma have left us, but we must realize their
dream of a developed state and society.
While
referring to the development of district Karnal, Mr.Hooda said that during last
7-8 years, Rs.1452.92 crore were spent on various development works, whereas
during six years of the previous government only Rs.283.28 crore were spent for
the same purpose.
The
Treasurer of All India Congress Committee, Mr.Moti Lal Vora also paid rich
tributes to Pt.Chiranji Lal Sharma and described him as a great social worker,
who was well known, not only in Haryana, but also in adjoining areas. He said
that Pt.Chiranji Lal Sharma was also a lawyer, who practiced with a missionary
zeal and not as a profession. In Parliament he used to speak very clearly to
raise issues concerning the state.
General
Secretary of All India Congress Committee and MP, Mr.Janardhan Dwivedi also paid rich tributes to Pt.Chiranji Lal Sharma and
said that he belonged to the generation which did not involve in politics as a
tradition. He also remained associated with the freedom struggle of the
country.
President of Haryana Pradesh Congress Committee,
Mr.Phool Chand Mullana said that Pt.Chiranji Lal Sharma was a great social
worker and Chief Minister, Mr.Bhupinder Singh Hooda deserved all appreciation
for naming government college in Karnal after Pt.Chiranji Lal Sharma.
MLA, Ambala, Mr.Venod Sharma also paid tributes to
Pt.Chiranji Lal and said that he had been the guiding spirit for the common man
as well as those in politics. He said that Pt.Chiranji Lal Sharma wanted to
enhance the socio-economic status of the poor.
Speaker Haryana Vidhan Sabha, Mr.Kuldeep Sharma, who
is son of Pt.Chiranji Lal Sharma, said that it was Mr.Hooda’s own decision to
rename Government College, Karnal after Pt.Chiranji Lal Sharma. This, he said
reflected that Mr.Hooda kept him in high esteem and it was a befitting tribute.
As a statue of Pt.Chiranji Lal Sharma has also been installed in the premises
of the college, it would inspire the future generations.
MP from Karnal, Dr.Arvind Sharma also paid tributes to
Pt.Chiranji Lal Sharma. He reminded that it was in the year 1980 that
Pt.Chiranji Lal Sharma had raised his voice in Lok Sabha that a rail coach
factory be set up in Karnal. He said that he was supporting that demand even
today adding that any industry concerning railway be set up in Karnal.
Mr.Hooda, Mr.Vora and Mr. Dwivedi released
a magazine entitled as ‘Ravitez’ brought out by the college to commemorate the
memory of Pt.Chiranji Lal Sharma. They also released a CD brought out by noted
Haryanavi folk singer Mahavir Guddu.
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