Hisar, 16 March: An important meeting of senior leaders and social workers of the Hedi/Nayak community was held at Kumhar Dharamshala, Hisar, under the chairmanship of Ashok Majra, President of Sant Ladhu Nath Education Trust. The main objective of the meeting was to review the preparations and organizational arrangements for the program to be organized on 20 March at the residence of the Chief Minister of Haryana, Kabir Kutir, Chandigarh, on the occasion of the birth anniversary of Sant Ladhu Nath Maharaj. Trust Secretary Advocate Rai Singh Chauhan conducted the proceedings of the meeting and welcomed the guests present.
During the meeting, Jagdish Fatehabad, Patron of Nayak/Hedi/Aheria/Thori Caste Development Trust, and its President Zile Singh Kinana, Harbhagwan Singh, President of Akhil Bharatiya Nayak Sabha Haryana, Master Leelaram Beasalwas, President of Vanchit Jan Jagriti Trust, Bhaniram Sirsa, Rajesh Kumar (BJP leader, Jind), Master Zile Singh Shekhawat, Gyani Ram (Councillor, Fatehabad), Zile Singh Kinana, Naresh Jhodanwali, Prahlad Singh (Bhiwani), Rai Singh Advocate, Sultan Singh Panwar, Advocate Mahendra Singh, Advocate Ashok Panwar, Master Ashok Kumar, Manohar Lal Chauhan, Omprakash Numberdar (Rohtak), Master Rishilal (Hansi), Rajkumar (Former Sarpanch, Gandhinagar), Ramkumar (Kalayat), Surender Panwar (Satrod), Mohanlal Arya, Tekchand Arya, Dalbir Singh Arya, Rajesh Kumar (Fatehabad), Surender Kumar (Sirsa), Sunita (Panchkula), Santosh Dhull (Hansi), Ajmer Nayak (Agroha), Master Ravi Prakash, along with many social workers and activists from across the state, participated in the meeting.
In the meeting, all the workers present were urged to visit their respective areas and motivate members of the community to participate in large numbers in the program to be organized on the occasion of the birth anniversary of Sant Shri Ladhu Nath Maharaj Ji, and to spread awareness about the event.
Senior leaders of the Hedi/Thori/Aheri (Nayak) community described the upcoming birth anniversary celebration of Sant Ladhu Nath Maharaj, to be held at the Chief Minister’s residence on 20 March, as a symbol of the community’s pride, unity, and self-respect. They stated that this is not merely a religious event but a historic opportunity to demonstrate the unity and collective strength of the entire Nayak community.