Service Comes Naturally with Compassion: MLA Kothari

Bhilwara: A scooter distribution ceremony was organized at Hari Seva Vatika in Bhilwara under the MLA Local Area Development Scheme, led by City MLA Ashok Kothari. The event commenced with floral tributes to Bharat Mata and ceremonial lamp lighting by the dignitaries. Before proceeding, a two-minute silence was observed in memory of the innocent victims of the recent terrorist attack at Baisaran Valley in Pahalgam, Jammu & Kashmir.

In an auspicious moment, 52 differently-abled brothers and sisters were presented keys and served meals with respect, followed by the scooter handover amid Vedic chants. Media Coordinator Pankaj Advani shared that the recipients’ faces lit up with visible joy and contentment upon receiving the scooters. These vehicles aim to provide mobility independence, allowing recipients to travel to workplaces, educational institutions, and essential destinations with dignity—removing feelings of burden or social isolation.

MLA Kothari expressed gratitude to India’s dynamic Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Rajasthan Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma, and Deputy CM & Bhilwara in-charge Minister Dr. Premchand Bairwa. The team from Shankar Honda, led by Sandeep Jain, also guided the beneficiaries on scooter operation and maintenance.

While speaking to the media, MLA Kothari reaffirmed his commitment to Bhilwara’s comprehensive development, stating that sincere efforts are being made to ensure inclusive progress across the constituency.

The event featured blessings from Mahamandaleshwar Swami Hansaram Udasin, chaired by MLA Kothari. Prominent figures like former trust chairman Lakshminarayan Dad, Mayor Rakesh Pathak, and Vishvabandhu Singh Rathore also addressed the gathering. Esteemed attendees included Dr. Shankar Mali, Omprakash Buliya, Ravindra Jaju, Jamnalal Soni, Badrilal Somani, Advocate Rajkumar Sharma, and Omprakash Laddha, with Babulal Tak managing stage proceedings.

Special Guests Included:
SP Dharmendra Yadav, ADM City Pratibha Devthiya, CMHO Dr. CP Goswami, officers from the Department of Social Justice and Empowerment Nutan Sharma and Bhagwan Singh Chauhan, Deputy Mayor Ramnath Yogi, former BJP District President Ladulal Teli, Pradeep Sankhla, Dr. Ashok Khatwani, Orthopedic Dr. Dinesh Bairwa, along with social worker Asha Ramawat, Govardhan Singh Katar, Kailash Jeengar, and Satyanarayan Guggad.

Scooter Beneficiaries Included:
Vinod Koli, Suman Tailor, Ghanshyam Bairwa, Geetadevi, Laxman Prajapat, Raju Gurjar, Anil Chaudhary, Archana Jain, Kailash Kripalani, Chanda Jat, Omprakash Damami, Abhay Kumar Inani, Surendra Singh Bhati, Dhanraj Chauhan, Mohammad Irshad, Jay Kumar Koli, Hemant Kumar Koli, Pratap Singh Chauhan, Omprakash Mochi, Pradeep Kumar Gacha, Amit Khoiwal, Hemlata Sindhi, Vijay Kumar Mochi, Bhagirath, Santosh Tiwari, Imran, Kailash Kanwar, Akshat, Mohammad Sahid, Reena Bhat, Sakshipal, Kovind Pareek, Laxman Lal Meena, Sonia Jaju, Ankur Bangad, Bhavana, Bhairulal Mali, Mohammad Zafar, Jaipal Singh, Deepa Joshi, Chandraprakash Khatik, Lali Devi Tamboli, Praveen Kumar Ajmera, Mamta, Anuradha Tailor, Chotulal Koli, Lavnaresh Pathodiya, Satyendra Kumar, Bharat Kumar, Mukesh Chhipa, Trilok Chandra Khatik, and Radhadevi Prajapat.

Among the Large Gathering Were:
Sant Govind Ram, Brahmachari Mihir, Pawan Lodha, Abhishek Jain, Omprakash Damami, Anshul Kothari, Kanhaiyalal Swarnkar, Sanjay Rathi, Vivek Nimawat, Govind Rathi, Radheshyam Somani, Vishwapratap Singh Suras, Rajkumar Inani, Kishore Lakhwani, Kamal Kothari, Advocate Hansraj Yadav, Arpit Kothari, Anil Kothari, Ramesh Chandra Mundra, Mahavir Khandelwal, Bileshwar Dad, Chhitar Gaingat, Aman Sharma, Sundar Lal Bamboda, Shambhu Vaishnav, Girendra Mishra, Dinesh Suthar, Lakshmikunwar Ranawat, Sunita Swarnkar, Kavita Chhipa, Rekha Chauhan, Pushpa Raghav, Maya Kanwar Rathore, Bhagat Sen, Arun Vishnoi, Kedar Jagetia, Bhagchand Jhanjhavat, Ladulal Gurjar, Chatar Singh Rathore, Manoj Sharma, Chetan Manasinghka, Shankar Gurjar, Mukesh Sharma Mangalpura, Ajay Parashar, Prince Jain, and Sarathi Karan Singh.

The event was a testament to the transformative power of community support and inclusive governance.