CM Bhajanlal Sharma Offers Prayers at Deepeshwar Mahadev Temple
Rajasthan CM Bhajanlal Sharma offers prayers at Deepeshwar Mahadev Temple in Pratapgarh and praises the region's rich tribal culture.
In a significant visit to the Pratapgarh district, Rajasthan Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma visited the historic Deepeshwar Mahadev Temple on Saturday. The Chief Minister offered prayers at the shrine, seeking blessings for the state and its people.
Upon his arrival, the Chief Minister was warmly received by the temple committee. The visit was marked by a vibrant display of local heritage, as a traditional tribal 'Gair' dance was performed specifically to honour his presence.
A Tribute to Tribal Culture and Prosperity
While addressing the local gathering, Sharma highlighted the unique identity of the Pratapgarh region. He noted that the area holds a distinguished position within the state due to its deep-rooted traditions and natural abundance.
"This land holds a special place in the entire region for its rich tribal culture, glorious traditions, hardworking people, and natural wealth," the Chief Minister remarked.
He further emphasized the government's commitment to grassroots development, stating that under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the administration is focused on the welfare of every citizen. He underscored that the prosperity of the state is intrinsically linked to the success of its primary contributors:
- Farmers working the land.
- Labourers driving the economy.
- Village-based livestock rearers sustaining rural livelihoods.
Sharma asserted that if these groups prosper, the benefits will naturally flow into the villages, cities, and the entirety of Rajasthan.
Commitment to Cleanliness and Public Service
Prior to his visit to Pratapgarh, the Chief Minister was involved in significant organizational and social activities in Jaipur. On Friday, he welcomed the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) National President, Nitin Nabin, at his official residence.
The meeting followed Nabin's participation in the 'Swachhata Seva Abhiyan' (Cleanliness Service Campaign), part of the 'Seva Sankalp' initiative. During this campaign, Nabin took a formal pledge to dedicate himself to public service through cleanliness, committing to 100 hours of voluntary labour annually—equivalent to two hours every week.
The campaign also saw the participation of Deputy Chief Minister Diya Kumari, who stressed that cleanliness must be a continuous habit rather than a singular event. Speaking to the media, she noted that the initiative sends a vital message to the citizens of Rajasthan about the power of individual contribution to collective cleanliness.