Congress Celebrates Anti-Terrorism Day on the death anniversary of Rajeev Gandhi

State Congress President MP Pratibha Singh has said that this country can never forget former Prime Minister late Rajiv Gandhi. She said that on this day in 1991, this leader of ours was snatched from us by the cruel hands of terrorism. Remembering him today, the Congress is celebrating it as Anti-Terrorism Day in the entire state.
Remembering Rajiv Gandhi on his death anniversary at State Congress Headquarters Rajiv Bhavan, Congress leaders paid their respects.
Meanwhile, All India Congress Committee spokesperson, Theog MLA Kuldeep Singh Rathore said that Rajiv Gandhi will always be remembered as the father of IT in the country. He said that it was Rajiv Gandhi who did many things for the upliftment of women. He said that reservation was given to women in Panchayati Raj institutions. He said that Rajiv Gandhi will always be remembered as the architect of modern India.
On this occasion, a photo exhibition of Rajiv Gandhi was also organized by the Youth Congress at Congress Headquarters Rajiv Bhawan. All the party leaders present including the Congress President saw the photo exhibition. All those aspects of Rajiv Gandhi’s life have been displayed in this exhibition.
Pratibha Singh was accompanied by Chief Parliamentary Secretary Sanjay Awasthi, MLA Kuldeep Singh Rathore, Political Advisor to Chief Minister Sunil Sharma Beetu, City MLA Harish Janartha, Former MLA Adarsh ​​Sood, Congress Vice President Vineet Gautam, Anand Kaushal, Anita Verma, District President Urban Jitendra Chaudhary, Youth Congress President Nigam Bhandari, Deepak Rathore, Amit Nanda, Kusumpati Block President Ram Krishna Shandil, Bhupendra Kawar, Jitendra Thakur, Ved Prakash Thakur, Sandeep, Baldev Thakur, Prabha Thakur, Nirmala Thakur, Deputy Mayor of Municipal Corporation Uma Kaushal In addition to councilors Anita Sharma, Monica Bhardwaj, Shinam Kataria, Dalip Thapa, Mamta Chandel, Vineet Sharma, Monita Chauhan, SK Sehgal, Tanu Chauhan, Senram Negi, Jeet Ram Pawar, Ishra Heta, Vrinda Singh, Vinod Sood, Veer Singh, Vinod Bhatia, Anil Chauhan, DK Ratna, Muskaan, Kamla Negi, Vikram Thakur, Virendra Vanshatu, Dr. Dhiman, many office bearers and workers of the party paid their respects.