Chief Minister Raman Singh on Tuesday expressed grief over the sad demise of State’s renown social worker and national chairman of Antarrashtriya Krishi Gau Sanrakshan Parishad Shri Jhumarlal Tawari.
CM said late Tawari dedicated his entire life to serve ‘Gau-vansh’ and to create public awareness about non-violence.
Singh empathised with the grieve-stricken family and has prayed for the departed soul to rest in peace. It is noteworthy that Tawari was awarded Yati Yatanlal Award in year 2004 by State Government for his commendable works for promoting non-violence and conserving ‘Gau-Vansh’.
This award was conferred upon him at hands of former PM and creator of the State Atal Bihari Vajpayee, in ‘Rajyotsav 2004’ programme organised here on fourth anniversary of Chhattisgarh’s formation day.
late Tawari and late Ratanlal Surana, a resident of Geedam (Dantewada) were jointly nominated for this award. Jhumarlal Tawari was a resident of district headquarters Durg. He breathed his last on Monday in a hospital of Mumbai.