There is harmony in the civilization, culture and rites of Palamu

There is harmony in the civilization, culture and rites of Palamu

Dialogue Associate, Medininagar (Palamu): There is harmony in the civilization, culture and rites of Palamu. The people here are not Hindus, Muslims, Sikhs, Christians, Buddhists or Jains but all work as human beings to keep humanity alive. The team of Indian Roti Bank also believes in serving all caste and religions. These things were said by Deepak Tiwari, State Coordination of Indian Roti Bank. He was addressing the felicitation ceremony held at IRB's office on Sunday.

Earlier, Sonu Singh Namdhari, State Patron of Indian Roti Bank, State Coordinator Deepak Tiwari, Vice State Coordinator Parvez Akhtar and Sameer Tigga giving a message of mutual brotherhood and solidarity, turbaned the Committee General and welcomed him by giving Shrimad Bhagwat Geeta. At the same time, the committee thanked the officials and visitors of Indian Roti Bank for their respect by giving turbans and garlands. Along with this, he also assured to follow the strong tradition. Deepak said that by maintaining harmony and solidarity, the flag of service will continue to flow when every human being has an affinity towards other human beings. General Zeeshan Khan of Muharram Intezamia Committee said that such an honour ceremony is possible only on the land of Palamu. Where a youth like Deepak Tiwari, rising above caste and sect, a sevadar, who does service work in the society, has drawn a big line. State Patron Sonu Singh Namdhari said that maintaining peace and harmony is also a form of service. In a divided society, the state committee of IRB is working to sow that seed. Devendra Gupta of Civil Sangharsh Morcha and advocate Yashwant Tiwari conducted the stage of the program. Social workers Naseem Khan, W Khan, Sadar Palamu Haji Shamim Ahmed Lalan, Mohd. Many people including Neyaz, Pappu Azhar, Wasim Khan, Parvez alias Mittu, Vikas Tiwari, Manoj, Prabhat were present.