Speaker Harvinder Kalyan Returns Home Following Conclusion of Assembly Session

Karnal, March 18: For the past five days, there has been a continuous stream of visitors arriving to pay tribute to the late Smt. Prem Kaur Kalyan, mother of Assembly Speaker Harvinder Kalyan. A large number of people from political, social, and religious spheres have visited Kalyan Farm in Kutail to express their condolences on the passing of Speaker Harvinder Kalyan's mother. The Assembly Speaker, who had departed for Chandigarh following the immersion of his mother's ashes due to the ongoing Budget Session, returned home this evening. It is noteworthy that Speaker Harvinder Kalyan's mother, Smt. Prem Kaur Kalyan, passed away late on the night of March 13.
Deeply immersed in grief over her demise, her son—Assembly Speaker Shri Harvinder Kalyan—set a remarkable example of dedication to duty by fulfilling a dual responsibility. He not only attended to the people arriving from across the state to offer condolences—including ministers, MLAs, leaders from both the ruling and opposition parties, and local residents—but also resumed his duties for the Assembly's Budget Session immediately after the immersion of his mother's ashes.
During this period, he also cast his vote for the Rajya Sabha elections; people from the region and surrounding areas are widely discussing his earnest and dedicated work ethic. Despite enduring such unbearable grief, his unwavering commitment to his work has emerged as a profound example for all. In this same vein, government ministers—along with MLAs from various political parties—arrived at Kalyan Farm today to express their condolences.
Prominent among those present were Cabinet Minister Rao Narbir; Indraneel Naik, Minister of State in the Government of Maharashtra; MLA Savitri Jindal; former Deputy Chief Minister Dushyant Chautala; former Cabinet Minister Ranjit Singh Chautala; INLD State President Rampal Majra; MLA Raghbir Tewatia; former Speaker Chaudhary Kuldeep Sharma; former Parliamentary Secretary Sultan Jadola; and former MLA Dharampal Malik, alongside other dignitaries from the region.