MEETING FOR CHITRAGUPT PUJA CONCLUDED

MEETING FOR CHITRAGUPT PUJA CONCLUDED

14-OCT-ENG 12

RAJIV NAYAN AGRAWAL

ARA-------------------------A crucial meeting regarding preparations for the Shri Chitragupta Puja Festival was held at the residence of former ACMO Dr. K.N. Sinha, who also presided over the event. Office-bearers from all major Puja committees in the city attended. Everyone unanimously shared their views on making the celebration grand. Attendees included Prof. S.N. Sahay (District President, All India Kayastha Mahasabha), Dr. Sanjeev Kumar Sinha, Dr. Sandeep Kumar, Advocate Ravi Ji, senior associate Advocate D. Rajan, and Dr. Dinesh Prasad Sinha (State Committee member).

Prof. S.N. Sahay clearly outlined various aspects and operational points regarding the Puja. He urged for maximum participation and cooperation from all, emphasizing the need to make the ceremonial procession historic. He noted that while the Puja is a religious tradition, presenting it in a historic manner requires awareness, unity, and a recognition of their collective strength. State Vice-President Dr. Dinesh Prasad Sinha began by discussing the life, works, and national contributions of Loknayak Jayaprakash Narayan on the occasion of his birth anniversary, emphasizing the need to remember such great figures with dedication. To ensure the Puja becomes a historic event, he proposed Dr. K.N. Sinha as Coordinator and D. Rajan as Co-coordinator; the proposal was accepted. Other prominent attendees included Virendra Kumar Srivastava, Advocate Satyendra Snehi, and Dr. Kumar Nirmal.

Mutawalli Dinesh Munna discussed various aspects of the Puja in detail, including the committee's income and expenditure, the history of the temple, and the status of the ongoing legal case related to the temple.

Coordinator Dr. K.N. Sinha expressed his heartfelt gratitude to the representatives of all committees and the large gathering present. He sought everyone's cooperation to make the Puja grand, organize an attractive procession, and ensure high attendance. He affirmed his unwavering commitment to the temple, the Puja, and social welfare, stating that he would continue to serve in this capacity in the future.