Lucknow. On the occasion of Raksha Bandhan festival, the courtyard of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath's residence blossomed with the movement of daughters on Friday, when the 'Bitiya Aur Bahana-Jewel of UP' Sneh Bandhan program became witness to an unforgettable event. When the school girls demonstrated the relationship of trust and confidence by tying a string of affection on the wrist of CM Yogi, the Chief Minister also reiterated the pledge of security, respect and self-reliance.
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In the program organized on Rakshabandhan, girls expressed the feeling of brother-sister affection by tying Rakhi to the Chief Minister. So CM Yogi also had an intimate conversation with the girls and showered his love on them. Gave him blessings and best wishes for a bright future. During this time the entire atmosphere was filled with emotion and affection. Even during the dialogue, affection, affection and trust towards the Chief Minister was visible on the faces of the girls.
While extending his best wishes, CM Yogi said that in Indian culture, Raksha Bandhan is not just a festival of tying Raksha Sutra on the brother's wrist, but it is a symbol of reverence, love, trust, responsibility and social harmony. The government is working with full commitment in the interest of half the population by ensuring the safety, respect and self-reliance of the sisters. He assured the girls that the state government is continuously making efforts for their education, security and better future. Daughters are not only the strength of the family but also the strength of the state and the country. It is the priority of the government to provide them equal opportunities to move forward and to give wings to their dreams. He called upon the girls to study diligently, set their goals and move forward with confidence.
In the 'Snehbandhan' program organized in Lucknow on the occasion of the holy festival Rakshabandhan…https://t.co/KQVpTSVGrB
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Sisters' love and faith in the sacred thread
On this occasion, the girls tied strings of affection to the Chief Minister and wished him a healthy and long life. The Chief Minister also gave blessings and gifts to the girls. The students also interacted with the Chief Minister, due to which the entire atmosphere was filled with family intimacy. While there was love and faith of the sisters in this sacred thread of Rakhi, there was also a sense of determination from the Chief Minister towards the safety, respect and bright future of the daughters. On this occasion of Rakshabandhan, this relationship of affection, security and trust emerged as a symbol of social resolve.
Girls from different schools were present
In this program of Sneh Bandhan, students of many schools including Kasturba Gandhi Residential Girls School Malihabad, Upper Primary School Mahmoodpur Gosaiganj, Bharat Scouts and Guides, The Sanskriti School, Atal Residential School Mohanlalganj, AP Sen Memorial Girls Inter College, Lucknow Public College A-Block Rajajipuram were present. Adrika, Arpita, Anshika, Jhanvi, Ankita, Komal, Aarohi, Khushi, Divya, Anaisa, Stuti, Tanzeem Fatima etc. applied tilak to the Chief Minister and tied Rakhi on his wrist. The Chief Minister also obtained detailed information from the girls about their studies. Volunteers of Friends of Yogi Parivar also sent Rakhi to the Chief Minister and conveyed Rakshabandhan wishes.
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CM Yogi gave autograph after interacting with the girl students
The Chief Minister also interacted with school girls. Shail Kumari, Ananya, Samriddhi Verma, Ayesha Bano, Vaishnavi Pal, Divya, Abhilasha Singh, Aaradhya, Shreyasi, Srija, Agrima, Mahi, Yashika, Ananshi, Sukaina etc. interacted with the Chief Minister and also asked him questions. The Chief Minister answered all the questions. He also gave autograph to Anaisa Bhargava, a girl of Sanskriti School.
Chief Minister took selfie with girls
The Chief Minister also took a selfie and got photographed with the girls. Everyone was excited to get their photo clicked with the Chief Minister. Nandini, a Class 8 student of Higher Primary School, Mahmoodpur, presented her hand-made Rakshabandhan greeting card to the CM. The Chief Minister encouraged Nandini and also encouraged her.