New Delhi, March 30 (NationPress) On Monday, Delhi's Chief Minister Rekha Gupta graced a mass wedding event at Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium, where she bestowed blessings upon 51 newly wedded couples, as confirmed by an official statement.

In her address, she emphasized that the occasion was not just about formalizing marriages but was a significant initiative aimed at reinforcing the principles of equality, dignity, and social collaboration.

The Chief Minister reiterated the commitment of the Delhi government to back initiatives that foster inclusivity, sensitivity, and equal opportunities.

She expressed that the daughters who participated in this ceremony were accorded the same respect and care that every family aspires to provide during their child's wedding.

Describing the initiative as a meaningful bridge connecting capable members of society with families in need, she highlighted it as a remarkable example of social unity.

“This event transcends a mere wedding ceremony; it is a significant stride toward ensuring dignity, empowerment, and a hopeful future for our daughters,” she articulated.

She further noted that such initiatives are instrumental in catalyzing positive transformations while cultivating a sense of responsibility and respect toward women.

The ceremony was honored by the presence of spiritual leader Swami Avdheshanand Giri from the Juna Akhara, along with notable figures including former President Ram Nath Kovind, his wife Savita Kovind, and Union Minister of State for Youth Affairs and Sports Raksha Khadse.

As part of the program, each bride was provided with a comprehensive support package designed to aid in her journey to self-sufficiency.

Every bride received financial assistance of Rs 1 lakh to ensure a robust beginning to her new life. Additionally, skill development and training support valued at up to Rs 1 lakh will be offered post-marriage to enhance employment prospects.

To facilitate ongoing education, each bride was given a laptop along with e-learning resources, empowering them to pursue studies through digital means.

Healthcare was prioritized, with every bride enrolled in a health insurance scheme covering up to Rs 7.5 lakh for three years, with the premium fully funded by the organizing body.

Safety measures were also emphasized, including meticulous background checks of the grooms' families to ensure no criminal history, as stated in the announcement.

Adding a significant emotional touch to the ceremony, 51 IAS and IPS officers voluntarily participated in key wedding rituals, formally supporting the couples and exemplifying social responsibility, as per the statement.