Hisar (Dinkar Gawri):- Vipin Goyal Chhaniwala, state president of the All India Agarwal Sammelan, Haryana, has expressed his heartfelt gratitude and thanks to Haryana Cabinet Minister Vipul Goyal for directing officials to identify a suitable location at the Hisar Airport complex for installing a statue of Maharaja Agrasen at the earliest. Vipin Goyal said that Maharaja Agrasen is not only a symbol of the Agarwal community but also represents equality, service, harmony, social justice and public welfare. Agroha, located near Hisar, was the historic capital of Maharaja Agrasen. This land preserves the glorious legacy of his ideals, visionary thoughts and dedication to society. Therefore, installing a statue of Maharaja Agrasen at Hisar Airport would be a matter of pride and honour for the entire region.
He said that Hisar Airport is emerging as an important centre of Haryana’s development and modern identity. The installation of Maharaja Agrasen’s statue there would not only bring renewed recognition to his glorious history and principles but also give travellers arriving from India and abroad an opportunity to learn about Haryana’s rich cultural and historical heritage.
Vipin Goyal said that Cabinet Minister Vipul Goyal’s visit to the airport, review of development works with officials and directions to identify a suitable location for Maharaja Agrasen’s statue at the earliest were positive and welcome steps. He expressed hope that the necessary action would be taken soon and the statue installation project would also be advanced. During the previous coalition government, former Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar and former Deputy Chief Minister and Civil Aviation Minister Dushyant Chautala had named Hisar Airport Maharaja Agrasen International Airport.
He urged the Haryana government and the concerned departments to give priority to this project in view of Maharaja Agrasen’s historical significance, so that a grand statue could be installed at Hisar Airport and the message of social harmony, service and equality could reach every section of society.
