Freed from the shackles of pandemic, Har Har Mahadev Sangh is all set to organise ‘Bhajan Sandhya’ on August 8, to mark last Monday of Shrawan at Sakchi Gurudwara Maidan from 6:30 pm. The famous Bhajan singer Lakhbir Singh Lakha will perform.
Founder of the sangh, Amarpreet Singh Kale announced that this event is being organised for the past more than 20 years on Antim Sombari. This event could not be organized in a grand manner in the last two years due to the COVID restrictions. He informed that famous Bhojpuri singer and BJP MP Manoj Tiwari has also given his approval to perform at the function.
Kale went on to inform that Har Har Mahadev Seva Sangh is conferring Sangh Ratna Seva Award to four people this year for rendering remarkable service to the society. The tradition of giving awards has also been going on for the last decade. This year, Dr SK Mishra for dedicated human service in the field of medicine, Padmashree Chhutni Mahato for witch eradication and women empowerment, Premchand for the eradication of superstition and law making, for cremation ground / Mukti Ghat service. This award is being given to Ganesh Rao, an officer of the Swarnrekha Burning Ghat Committee.
In the earlier years, Dr. Sidhu, Dr. BP Singh, Dinanath Pandey , Dr Zakaria, Dr SS Raji, Premlata Agarwal, Dr. Swaran Singh, Dr. Ali, Gobind Dodrajka, Dr. Chandrashekhar Jha, RK Agarwal, Hari Ballabh Singh RC, Radheshyam Agarwal, Chami Murmu, Yamuna Tudu, Lakhbir Singh Lakha, Bharat Sharma Vyas, Aruna Mishra, etc. have been given the Sangh Ratna Seva Award.
Har Har Mahadev Seva Sangh is committed to the works and objectives of world welfare, social harmony and humanity for its service and cultural preservation.
Har Har Mahadev Seva Sangh had been organising a function on the last Monday of Shravan. Bhojpuri singer Bharat Sharma had performed at the grounds while noted bhajan singer Lakhbir Singh Lakkha had mesmerized the audience with his melodious voice in 2009. Popular Bhojpuri singers Kalpana Patwari and Devi had also staged performances here in the past.
According to the founder, the purpose of holding the show was to promote peace and harmony. “People of all faiths look forward to this event and we try to organise the programme in a grand manner every year,” Kale said.