Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has urged people to visit Shaurya Smarak and to participate in the Shaurya Samman Sabha. He said that Shaurya Samark devoted to the memories of the Martyrs of Indian Defense Forces will be dedicated by the Prime Minister Narendra Modi on October 14. Shaurya Smarak is an inspirational conception of journey life of Martyrs.
Various stages of life, war, death and victory over death are being displayed in the Shaurya Smarak built at Bhopal. Beside this, tradition of Indian Soldiers’ valor and history has been exhibited in Shaurya gallery. Country’s gratitude has been displayed in the form of Martyrs blood drop and Shaurya Stambh.
Chouhan has urged the people of the state to participate in large numbers in Shaurya Samman Sabha at lal Parade ground on the occasion of Shaurya Smarak dedication programme. Visit Shaurya Smarak and pay tribute to the Martyrs.
Earlier in the day, Minister for Home and Transport Bhupendra Singh said that Shaurya Smarak is a symbol of honour towards the soldiers who laid their lives at borders for the security of nation. Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has initiated construction of this inspirational memorial to make the memories of the Martyrs unforgettable. This smarak is a unique and first of its kind in the country. People of the country will perceive live the activities of soldiers rendering services in precarious situations to protect country.
Singh further mentioned that security arrangements have been beefed up for various programmes to be held during Bhopal visit of the Prime Minister Narendra Modi and other dignitaries on October 14. In order to review arrangements, Bhupendra Singh visited Shaurya Smarak and lal Parade ground to inspect various arrangements. He deliberated with Additional Chief Secretary Home BP Singh, DGP Rishi Kumar Shukla and Commissioner Bhopal Division Ajatshastru and Senior Officers of Police, Transport department and District Administration. Singh apprised himself about seating arrangements and movement of citizens, public representatives and workers at programme site.