Karnal, March 1: Politicians, journalists, and social workers were seen drenched in the colors of Holi at the Holi Milan Mahotsav organized by the Haryana Journalists' Association in Karnal. Rising above party politics and forgetting all grievances, politicians from various political parties embraced each other, wished each other a Happy Holi, and applied colors to each other. Journalists, politicians, and social workers danced so enthusiastically to the beat of drums that they lost track of the time limit. The participation of women journalists added a new dimension to the Holi Milan celebration.
The Holi Milan celebration, held at The Divine Banquet on Meerut Road in Karnal, was a testament to cordiality and closeness. Organized by the Haryana Journalists' Association, the former Speaker, Speaker's representative, MLAs, former MLAs, and officials from various parties shared a common platform, setting an example of brotherhood.
On this occasion, Haryana Journalist Association President KB Pandit said that though leaders may appear differently on political platforms, but the Holi Milan Mahotsav of Haryana Journalist Association is synonymous with social unity. Holi Mahotsav is a festival of union of hearts, hence despite having different ideologies, all parties have forgotten party politics and spread the colors of love in it.
District President Rajkumar Prince, former District President Sandeep Sahil, Director of Karnal Breaking News Kamal Middha, Editor of Abhi Abhi Devendra Gandhi, Senior Journalist Praveen Arora, Bureau Chief of Dainik Jagran Somdutt Sharma, Bureau Chief of Amar Ujala Gagan Talwar, Bureau Chief of Dainik Bhaskar Anil Bhardwaj, Ramesh Pal had special contribution in the program.
Senior Journalists Aakarshan Uppal, Shailendra Jain, Dr. K.K. Sandhu, Ashwini Sharma, Indrajit Verma, Subhash Gureja, Bisipal Rana, Shiv Kumar Sharma, Harish Chawla, Satish Joshi, Pradeep Mehta, Mahendra Pal, Vijay Kamboj, Suresh Aneja, Harikrishna Arya, Dilbag Lathar, Narendra Lathar, Salindra Mokkal, Yogesh Verma, Kamaldeep, Rachna Talwar, Preeti Talwar, Ishika Thakur, Narendra Pandit, Rakesh Rana, Aman Grover, Aarti Rana, Pawan Verma Photographer, Bhagwan Das Photographer, Dharam Singh, Sandeep Rohila, Meenakshi Thakur, Paramjit Kaur, Sunil, Deepali Dhiman, Sagar Mehla, Ajay, Naveen Panchal, along with many journalists and social media influencers were also present.
At the Holi festival, Holi was first played with flowers, and then colors were scattered throughout the auditorium. Haryanvi singer Ishwar Sharma and his team sang Holi songs, presenting a glimpse of the love between Radha and Krishna, which received great appreciation.
Present on the occasion were former Speaker Kuldeep Sharma, Speaker Harvinder Kalyan's representative Sanjay Khainchi, former Industries Minister Shashipal Mehta, JJP State President Brij Sharma, Karnal MLA Jagmohan Anand, Nilokheri MLA Bhagwan Das Kabirpanthi, Assandh MLA Yogendra Rana, Karnal Mayor Renu Bala Gupta, former BJP District President Brij Gupta, former Minister Bhimsen Mehta, former MLA Shamsher Singh Gogi, former MLA Sumita Singh, Jagdeep Singh Virk, former MLA Rakesh Kamboj, former MLA Dharampal Gondar, former MLA Narendra Sangwan, BJP District President Praveen Lathar, President of the Trade Cell Krishna Lal Taneja, BJP Urban Mandal President Gaurav Khurana, Rajesh Aghghi, Jaipal Sharma, former OSD to the Chief Minister Amarendra Singh, Kurukshetra Development Board Chairman Sanjay Bathla, Union Minister Manohar Lal's representative Kavinder Rana, BJP leaders Trilochan Singh, Ashok Khurana, senior Congress leader Suresh Gupta Matalouda, Congress leader Surendra Narwal, Congress leader Lalit Butana, Congress leader Manoj Wadhwa, Congress District President Pankaj Gaba, Congress leader Nahar Singh Sandhu, orthopedic specialist Dr Balbir Singh Virk, former deputy mayor Krishna Garg, Maratha Virendra Verma, Nilokheri Market Committee chairman Shivnath Kapoor, Madan Mohan Chaudhary, Hariram Saba, Gurvinder Singh Dhamija, Congress leader Gurvinder Kaur, councilor Sanjeev Mehta, former councilor Mukesh Arora, social worker Devendra Rana and many other leaders and social workers were present.