Haryana/Hisar: Ranbir Gangwa, the Minister for Public Works and Public Health Engineering, participated on Monday in a program organized at the Gurudwara Singh Sabha complex in Barwala to mark the auspicious occasion of Baisakhi. During the event, he bowed in reverence before the *Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji* to seek blessings and prayed for the happiness, prosperity, and well-being of the people of the state.
Extending his Baisakhi greetings to the congregation (*Sangat*), Minister Ranbir Gangwa remarked that this festival symbolizes our country's rich cultural heritage and mutual brotherhood. Baisakhi, he noted, is not merely a symbol of the farmers' prosperity but also conveys a message of unity, service, and dedication.
He stated that the Guru tradition has illuminated the path of truth, equality, and selfless service to humanity for society—principles which, if embraced, can enable us to build a strong and prosperous nation. On this occasion, he offered prayers for the development of the state, the advancement of farmers, and the preservation of brotherhood within society.
During the program, members of the Gurudwara Management Committee and other dignitaries accorded a warm welcome to Minister Ranbir Gangwa. The congregation also gathered in large numbers to listen to *Gurbani* (sacred hymns) and partake in the *Langar* (community meal).
Also present on this occasion were former Chairman Satbir Verma, local public representatives, social activists, and residents of the area.