Governor Ram Naresh Yadav, Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan and other leaders of the state have extended warm greetings and best wishes to the residents of the State on the occasion of Id-uz-Zuha.
In his message on the occasion, Governor Yadav said that festival of Id-uz-Zuha gave the message of serving people with a sense of sacrifice and renunciation. Sacrifice was the true way of worshipping Allah. He said that Id-uz-Zuha also gave message of loving human beings, unity, harmony and world peace.
Yadav also appealed to people to celebrate Id in an atmosphere of traditional harmony, love and brotherhood. The Governor has wished for happy and prosperous life in all the state’s residents.
Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan in his message said, “Id-ul-Zuha symbolises supreme self-sacrifice and importance of divinity over material life. The emphasis of the festival is on dedication, devotion, sacrifice, compassion and brotherhood among people from all walks of life.”
He desired peace and harmony to prevail and wished the Muslims a happy Eid-ul-Zuha.
leader of opposition in the state assembly Ajay Singh in his message said, “Id-uz-Zuha is a festival that spreads unity and harmony in the country.”
He said this festival symbolizes our Ganga Jamuni culture and exemplifies the spirit of sacrificing our ego and narrow self-interests at the altar of common good.
State president of the BJP Narendra Singh Tomar and organising general secretary Arvind Menon in their message on the occasion said, “The festival reminds us of the significance of sacrifice and charity without which the responsibilities of life cannot be fulfilled. It exhorts us to work for peace, amity, brotherhood and harmony among all sections of society.”
Madhya Pradesh Congress Committee president and MP Kantilal Bhuria in his message on the auspicious occasion of Id-Ul-Zuha recalled the supreme sacrifice made by Prophet Ibrahim for the sake of mankind. The festival promotes “the felling of compassion and love to serve the poor and the needy” Bhuria said. He hope festival will unite the people of the state in a spirit of common brotherhood for a “more peaceful and prosperous Madhya Pradesh.”