Governor Ram Naresh Yadav, Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan, Speaker of Madhya Pradesh Assembly Ishwardas Rohani, leader of opposition in the state assembly Ajay Singh, members of the state cabinet and other leaders of the state have extended greetings and best wishes for happy, prosperous and healthy Holi to people.
In greeting message, Governor Yadav said, “Holi is an important festival of Indian culture. Holi is the festival of harmony, camaraderie and brotherhood, which motivates people to rise above discords and social discriminations and live with harmony and coordination.”
Chouhan said, “Holi festival is a symbol of India’s rich cultural heritage and traditions.” This festival removes mutual discords and gives message of social harmony and unity in diversity. Holi inspires to make life meaningful and dedicated for public service.
Chouhan hoped that Holi will be celebrated without causing harm to environment and with the spirit of mutual love and affection.
Rohani said, “My hearty greetings and good wishes to the people on the auspicious occasion of Holi, the festival of colours, may this festival fill our lives with happiness and promote national integration.”
leader of Opposition in the State assembly Ajay Singh said, “Holi fills our hearts with ecstasy and bonhomie, what I relish most about this wonderful festival is its role in promoting the tradition of ‘unity in diversity’ by eliminating all social and cultural barriers.”
Culture Minister laxmikant Sharma has extended greetings of Holi to state’s people. Sharma said, “Holi is a festival of harmony and brotherhood.” He said that the festive spirit of Holi strengthens the bonds of love and affection.
Home Minister Uma Shankar Gupta has greeted people of the state on Holi. He appealed to people to celebrate festival of colours with harmony, decorum and strengthen traditions of peace and brotherhood.
BJP state president and MP Narendra Singh Tomar in his message on the occasion said, “Such festivals not only promote the communal harmony but also bring cheers and inculcate the fundamental and eternal values among the people as enshrined in our ancient Indian Culture.”
MPCC President and MP Kantilal Bhuria has also greeted the people and wished that may this festival bring happiness in the lives of the public. He said that the colours of Holi will remove all evils and create an atmosphere of equality and harmony. He has urged people to observe this festival of harmony and friendship harmoniously.
Urban Administration & Development Minister Babulal Gaur, Finance Minister Raghavji, Water Resources Minister Jayant Malaiya, Commerce, Industries & Employment Minister Kailash Vijawargiya, Social Justice, Panchayat and Rural Development Minister Gopal Bhargava, Medical Education Minister Anup Mishra, Forest Minister Sartaj Singh, Public Health & Family Welfare Minister Narottam Mishra, SC, ST Wefare Minister Kunwar Vijay Shah, Transport & Jail Minister Jagdish Deora, Animal Husbandry, Backward Classes & Minorities Welfare Minister Ajay Vishnoi, Public Works Minister Nagendra Singh, School Education Minister Archana Chitnis, labour Minister Jagannath Singh, Farmers’ Welfare & Agriculture Development Minister Ramkrishna Kusmaria, Cooperatives Minister Gaurishankar Bisen, Revenue & Rehabilitation Minister Karan Singh Verma, Food & Civil Supplies Minister Paras Jain and Women & Child Development Minister Ranjana Baghel have extended greetings and best wishes on Holi to people of the state.
The ministers said that this festival of colours is the symbol of our glorious and rich tradition, which promote social harmony and brotherhood. The ministers have urged to celebrate Holi with harmony and diginity.