Chief Minister Dr Mohan Yadav addressed Maharshi Shri Balenath Ji Bairwa Jayanti celebrations in Ujjain, emphasising India’s rich cultural diversity and the importance of unity. He noted that India is a nation of various religions, societies, languages, and cultures, all coexisting harmoniously. He stated that cultural diversity is the foundation of India’s identity, and it plays a crucial role in the country’s development. Dr Yadav emphasised that Indian culture teaches the holistic development of life through practices like yoga, austerity, meditation, and companionship. Dr Yadav praised Maharshi Balenath Ji for his efforts in eliminating social evils and guiding people towards a righteous path. He stated that Maharshi Balenath Ji’s contributions were essential in shaping the society and fostering positive change.

 

He also expressed happiness at welcoming members of the Bairwa community from across the country to this significant event. During the event, Dr Yadav released the book Bhima Vandana , written by Akhil Junwal. He also flagged off the Bairwa community’s bike rally, which was an important highlight of the event. The ceremony was attended by Minister of State (Independent Charge) for Skill Development and Employment and Ujjain District In-charge Minister Gautam Tetwal, National President of All India Bairwa Society Rajesh Jharwal, along with several community leaders and members. Dr Yadav announced that a state-level panchayat for the Bairwa community would be organized next year. The event will invite members of the Bairwa community from across the country. He assured that the state government would involve Bairwa entrepreneurs and businesses in Madhya Pradesh’s industrial growth, ensuring the community’s overall development. He further encouraged Bairwa children to pursue education and promised the government’s full support in ensuring their success. Dr Yadav highlighted the government’s commitment to improving the lives of the poor and addressing their issues.

 

He shared that the government had already resolved the challenges faced by workers at Vinod Mill in Ujjain and Hukumchand Mill in Indore. He added that efforts are underway to ensure workers at JC Mills in Gwalior receive their rightful dues. The Chief Minister assured that the government would ensure that workers from all closed mills, who have yet to receive their compensation, will be provided with their dues, along with the full interest. Dr Yadav also discussed the state government’s mission mode campaign for the welfare of the poor, youth, farmers, women, and all needy sections of society, under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. He reassured that the government is focused on increasing employment opportunities and ensuring inclusive development, leaving no one behind.