Harsh Sanghvi Celebrates Sardar Patels Vision of Unity on His 151st Birth Anniversary
Harsh Sanghvi calls for national unity and collaboration towards a developed India during Sardar Patels 151st birth anniversary celebrations in Dabhoi.
Dabhoi, October 31 (Daily Kiran) : On October 31, during the celebration of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel’s 151st birth anniversary, Deputy Chief Minister Harsh Sanghvi flagged off the ‘Run for Unity’ in Dabhoi. He urged citizens to further Patel’s vision of national unity and to collectively work towards Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s goal of a developed India by 2047.
The event, held at the Dabhoi College Grounds, attracted a large crowd, including students, residents, elected representatives, and government officials. Among those present were MLA Shailesh Mehta, District Development Officer Anand Patil, and Vadodara Rural Police Superintendent Sushil Agarwal.
Sanghvi emphasized that this gathering was not a government, political, or community event but rather a message of unity among all people. He stated, “Today’s program conveys that we are all one.”
Remembering Patel’s pivotal role in the unification of 562 princely states post-independence, the Deputy Chief Minister called upon attendees to stay united and commit to ensuring future generations contribute to the country’s development. He declared, “On this 151st anniversary of Sardar Sahib, let us pledge that all future generations will remain united and actively participate in India’s growth journey.”
He also referenced the Statue of Unity, highlighting its significance as a tribute to Patel, which attracts visitors from around the world. “Every year, millions come to learn about Patel and view the statue. This is a matter of pride for our nation,” he noted.
Sanghvi encouraged people to carry the spirit of the unity run beyond October 31, urging them to uphold Patel’s ideals throughout the year and work together for national development. Before the race commenced, he and other officials paid floral tributes at Patel’s statue, and participants took an oath of unity.
The run started at Dabhoi College Grounds, passing through the Arts and Science College, Agricultural Produce Market Committee (APMC), the statue of Sardar Patel, and concluded back at the Arts and Science College.
