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Maharashtra Minister Directs Global Outreach for Shaheedi Samagam
A big event called Shaheedi Samagam is happening in Nanded, Maharashtra, to remember the 350th anniversary of Guru Tegh Bahadur's martyrdom.
The minister, Madhuri Misal, wants this event to be known worldwide, not just in Nanded.
She told officials to make sure there's enough water, clean toilets, and good transport for everyone, especially women, senior citizens, and people with disabilities.
There will be big tents and other places for people to stay, and a huge free meal for everyone.
Schools will have special competitions, and there will be songs and posters to spread the word about the event.
Everyone is working together to make sure everything goes smoothly.
Maharashtra minister Madhuri Misal directed authorities to ensure the Shaheedi Samagam event reaches a global level.
The event marks the 350th martyrdom anniversary of Guru Tegh Bahadur and is scheduled for January 24-25 in Nanded.
Officials were instructed to ensure adequate drinking water, clean toilets, and proper transport arrangements for all participants.
A grand 'langar' (free meal) is planned to benefit nearly 10 lakh devotees, with accommodation arranged in tent cities and other venues.
District Collector Rahul Kardile reported that preparations are in the final stage, with separate parking and nodal officers appointed for smooth management.
- Who
- Madhuri Misal, Minister of State for Minority Development, and district administration officials
- What
- Review of preparations for the Shaheedi Samagam event
- Where
- Nanded, Maharashtra
- When
- January 21 (review meeting), January 24-25 (event)
- Why
- To ensure the event reaches a global level and is well-organized
Key facts
- Event
- Shaheedi Samagam
- Date
- January 24-25
- Location
- Nanded, Maharashtra
- Anniversary
- 350th martyrdom anniversary of Guru Tegh Bahadur
- Expected Devotees
- 10 lakh
- Venue
- 52-acre ground of the Public Works Department in Asarjan
- Accommodation
- Tent cities, marriage halls, and schools
- Key Official
- Madhuri Misal, Minister of State for Minority Development
Quotes
Madhuri Misal
Maharashtra minister and Minister of State for Minority Development
“This event should be limited to Nanded, but should reach the global level.”
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