Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal embarked on a poignant journey to his native village, Baniyani, in Rohtak on a Monday, an odyssey that symbolized reverence for his roots and familial ties. The visit was not just a ceremonial homecoming, but a thoughtful endeavor to contribute to the development of the community that shaped his formative years.
Upon his arrival in Rohtak late on Sunday evening, the Chief Minister wasted no time in setting forth to Baniyani on Monday morning. The visit was not merely a political obligation but a heartfelt expression of gratitude for the opportunity to reconnect with the place that witnessed his childhood and laid the foundations for his education.
During the visit, Chief Minister Manohar Lal conducted a comprehensive review of the ongoing development projects in the village, underlining his commitment to the holistic progress of the region. In a move that resonated deeply with the sentiment of giving back to his roots, he announced the transfer of his ancestral home to the village and society. This symbolic gesture was not just a property transaction but a dedication of a place laden with memories, serving as a testament to the values instilled by his parents.
Speaking with heartfelt sincerity, Manohar Lal underscored the sentimental value the village held for him, being the bedrock of his childhood and educational journey. He emphasized the intrinsic importance of his ancestral house, viewing it not just as a structure but as a living symbol of his parents’ legacy. The Chief Minister expressed his intention to transform this familial abode into a beacon of benefit for the entire village.
The proposal brought palpable joy, as it signified a commitment to empowering the younger generation through accessible and modern educational resources.
As the community was encouraged to embrace the envisioned e-library, the announcement marked not just a political milestone but a transformative initiative that promised to shape the educational landscape.
