Nashik: Seema Hiray’s One Lakh Rakhi Initiative Launched, Aims To Honour Working Hands
Nashik: As in previous years, MLA Seema Hiray is once again distributing one lakh rakhis across Maharashtra for the underprivileged, hardworking people and various sections of society. The initiative was formally launched at Trimurti Chowk, Pethe High School Vegetable Market, by BJP Maharashtra Mahila Morcha State President Chitra Wagh. From soldiers guarding the nation’s borders to…
Nashik's MLA Seema Hiray has initiated a project to distribute one lakh rakhis across the state, honoring hardworking men and women. The event was inaugurated at Trimurti Chowk, Pethe High School Vegetable Market by BJP Maharashtra Mahila Morcha State President Chitra Wagh. This Raksha Bandhan tradition aims to show affection, respect, and brotherhood towards the working class, including soldiers, garbage collectors, municipal employees, autorickshaw drivers, and vegetable vendors.
At the ceremony, Chitra Wagh and Seema Hiray tied rakhis to vegetable vendors, who in return presented various vegetables in gratitude. Speaking at the event, Chitra Wagh emphasized that the initiative transforms Seema Hiray into a 'Lakhpati Didii,' or a 'lakh-earning sister,' in the truest sense. She praised the project for fostering a bond of affection and respect among people from diverse backgrounds.
The event was accompanied by lively dhol-tasha music and an atmosphere filled with enthusiasm and warmth. The initiative aims to expand its reach throughout Maharashtra, celebrating the hard work and contributions of everyday heroes. Notable attendees included Jayashree Aherrao, Swati Bhamre, Sandhya Kulkarni, Dhanshree Girase, and various other community members.
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