Youth to Build New India Inspired by Martyrs: Pankaj Kumar Sharma

Udaipur: On the martyrdom day of Indian Navy’s martyred pilot Lieutenant Abhinav Nagori, Pankaj Kumar Sharma, District Convenor of the Peace & Non-Violence Cell and Mahatma Gandhi Life Vision Committee, paid tribute to him at his residence in Bhuwana. Sharma offered a woolen garland, the tricolor turban, and a coconut on the martyr’s photograph. He also honored the martyr's father, Dharmchand Nagori, mother, Sushila Devi, and their family members—sisters Shweta, Pranita, Aditi, Smita, Aradhya, and Aditya Nagori—by draping them with tricolor turbans and presenting them with symbolic gifts.

While recalling the sacrifice of the brave soldier, Sharma emphasized that it is the youth, inspired by the martyrs, who can build a developed and strong India. He urged the youth to adopt the ideals of the martyrs and work towards realizing their dreams of a new India. He further stated that our martyrs laid down their lives so that we could enjoy freedom today. Their sacrifice is not just a part of history to be read but also a source of inspiration and guidance for us.

The committee members paid homage by chanting "Abhinav Nagori Amar Rahe." The event was attended by several workers, including Kanaiyalal Menaria, Dipesh Kumawat, and Chitru Devasia.