Gujarat's Deputy CM Harsh Sanghavi Spreads Joy During Holi with Elderly in Surat
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Surat, March 4 (NationPress) The Deputy Chief Minister of Gujarat, Harsh Sanghavi, joyfully celebrated Holi with senior citizens residing in an elderly care facility in Surat, engaging with them, applying vibrant colors, and receiving their blessings.
He expressed that this occasion transcended a mere formal visit, describing it as a deeply emotional experience for him.
“Today marks the auspicious festival of Holi. I convey my sincere wishes to all citizens of our state,” he stated.
“During this celebration, families unite and cheerfully smear colors on each other. Today, alongside my small family, I have come to enjoy Holi with my larger family... the respected elders residing in this home,” he continued.
Sanghavi emphasized that elders have made significant contributions to society by instilling essential values and bringing joy to their children.
“We should all wish for the colors of happiness to persist in everyone’s lives,” he remarked.
Feeling privileged to share this special day with the residents, Sanghavi said, “To the elderly, I am like a son, and I make it a point to visit them during every festival throughout the year. The tears of joy in their eyes today are truly a blessing for me.”
He extended Holi greetings to the entire state population.
In response to inquiries about the ongoing war situation, the Deputy Chief Minister assured that the government is prepared to safely bring back Indian nationals.
Recalling the evacuation efforts during the Ukraine crisis, he noted that the nation previously ensured the secure return of its youth under the guidance of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
“In challenging times, we actively strategize and organize to assist our people. I express my gratitude to the Prime Minister for ensuring the safe return of individuals from our state, and I appreciate his leadership,” he stated.
Meanwhile, in Mehsana, Gujarat Minister Rushikesh Patel also shared Holi wishes, highlighting that the festival of colors is celebrated with great enthusiasm across India and referred to a traditional Dhuleti celebration in Visnagar where people gather in a lively and playful spirit as part of local customs.