Lord Parshuram Sena Trust Holds Dayalgarh Meeting to Plan October 4 Padyatra
The Lord Parshuram Sena Trust held an organisational meeting in Dayalgarh village of Yamunanagar to discuss preparations for a proposed demonstration and padyatra scheduled for October 4. The meeting focused on mobilisation, coordination and wider participation from people across the area.
The meeting was chaired by Manish Sharma, who was serving as the district secretary of the trust. Kapil Pandit, founder and president of the Lord Parshuram Sena Trust, attended as the chief guest, while Narendra Upadhyay, district president, was present as the special guest.
According to the organisers, the proposed programme is scheduled for 4 pm on Sunday, October 4, and will begin from the Railway Ground in Yamunanagar before proceeding towards Fountain Chowk. The organisers said the programme is being held in opposition to what they described as the UGC Act and appealed to people to participate in the march in large numbers.
Focus on Wider Public Participation
During the meeting, trust representatives discussed arrangements for the proposed padyatra and the mobilisation of people from different villages and areas. The organisers said efforts were being made to establish contact with residents at the village level so that a larger number of people from the Swarn Samaj could participate in the programme.
The Dayalgarh villagers present at the meeting assured Kapil Pandit that they would participate in the proposed padyatra in significant numbers. The discussion also focused on maintaining coordination among office-bearers and ensuring that participants reach the designated starting point at the scheduled time.
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The organisers appealed to people to participate in the programme in a peaceful and disciplined manner. They also discussed the importance of coordination between village-level members and district office-bearers ahead of the proposed event.
Organisational Responsibilities Assigned
The meeting also included organisational decisions within the trust. Manish Sharma (Budhia) was given the responsibility of state vice-president in recognition of his active involvement and contribution to organisational activities.
In another decision, Rajat Sharma, a resident of Kharwan village, was appointed as a member of the district executive committee. Trust representatives congratulated both newly appointed office-bearers and expressed the expectation that they would contribute actively to strengthening the organisation and expanding its activities.
The organisational appointments were discussed alongside preparations for the October 4 programme, with emphasis on coordination between village-level members and district office-bearers.
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Village-Level Coordination for October 4
The meeting provided an opportunity for members to discuss public contact, mobilisation and coordination ahead of the proposed march. The trust representatives said contact with residents was being undertaken in several villages to encourage participation.
They stressed the importance of reaching the Railway Ground at the scheduled time, as it has been designated as the starting point of the proposed march. The appeal for peaceful participation was reiterated during the meeting.
According to the trust, the proposed programme is intended to provide a platform for participants to express their views on the issue being raised by the organisation. The meeting therefore concentrated on mobilisation as well as orderly conduct during the event.
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Senior Office-Bearers and Members Attend
Those present included Tejpal Sharma, state general secretary; Suresh Sharma Budhia, district patron; Balakrishna Bhatt, district president; Yogesh Sharma, district publicity minister; Satish Sharma, district cashier; Purushottam Jangra, adviser; Suraj Prakash Sharma, cashier; Sanjeev Sharma, city president; Amarjeet Ladi; Manish Rana of Dayalgarh; Soni Rana; Dabbal Rana; Vinod Sharma; Monu Pandit; Sumit Pandit and representatives from Jaidhar, besides several other members and local residents.
The presence of representatives from different organisational levels reflected the focus of the meeting on coordination ahead of the proposed programme.
Preparations Continue Ahead of Proposed March
The meeting concluded with discussions on strengthening communication between the trust’s office-bearers and local residents ahead of October 4. The organisers said the coming days would be used for further public contact and mobilisation.
They appealed to residents who wish to participate to reach the Railway Ground at the scheduled time and maintain peace and discipline throughout the programme.
