Sahibzada Ajit Singh Nagar, October 22: The way Saras Mela is progressing, the crowd in the fairs is continuously increasing. In the evening, art lovers and fair-loving boys and girls from Sahibzada Ajit Singh Nagar, Ropar, Patiala, Fatehgarh Sahib etc. districts are registering their presence.
Seeing the enthusiasm of the fairs, Deputy Commissioner Mohali Ashika Jain and Additional Deputy Commissioner-cum-Fair Officer Sonam Chaudhary have invited the stars of Punjab's rich heritage in the form of folk songs to the fairs. Who mesmerize the audience and listeners who come to the fair with their singing. Along with this, Aamir is also trying to preserve Punjabi culture (singing of emerging Punjab).
In this sequence, on the fourth day of the fair, Lakhwinder Wadali, heir of the Sirmaur singer family of Punjab, forced people to dance with his powerful singing and his singing became the highlight of the fair. Professor Gurbakshish Singh Antal, in-charge of cultural programs, said that Lakhwinder Wadali brought the atmosphere of the fair to its peak by singing his popular songs 'Main Te Ghiyo Di Meethi Choori, Lokan Badnaam Karti', 'Jugni Katdi Charkha, Na Saiyaan Da Landi, Mahiya, "Tu Mane Ya Na Mane Ne Dildara".
To see this program, Deputy Commissioner Sahibzada Ajit Singh Nagar Ashika Jain and DC Rupnagar Himanshu Jain along with their family members AK Jain and Meenakshi Jain arrived to enjoy the fair. On this occasion, Satnam Jalalpur, Chairman District Planning Board, Shaheed Bhagat Singh Nagar and Sardar Jashandeep Singh Gill SP State Cyber ??Crime also participated specially. The Deputy Commissioner also appealed to the district and tricity residents to enjoy the musical evenings and buy and sell rare items made by the artisans. He said that we should encourage the artisans and craftsmen of different states by purchasing the items made by them.
Assistant Fair Officer-cum-District Development and Panchayat Officer Baljinder Singh Grewal is also supervising the programmes very well.