Vadodara, December 1. On the sixth day of the Sardar@150 Unity March organized as part of the 150th birth anniversary celebrations of the architect of independent India Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, Deputy Chief Minister Harshbhai Sanghavi and Minister Arjunbhai Modhwadia commenced a foot march from the famous Trimandir in Vadodara district on Monday. The two leaders walked for approximately 13 kilometers up to Menpura, taking Sardar Saheb’s message of unity and resolve to the masses.
As per report, during the course of the march, Deputy Chief Minister Harsh Sanghavi participated in a tree plantation drive at Sardar Smriti Van in Alamgir. A total of 562 trees were planted at the location to honor the 562 princely states that were integrated by Sardar Patel to create a unified India, serving as a symbolic expression of national unity.
People from various villages in the Vadodara district accorded an enthusiastic welcome to the leaders and marchers along the route. Flowers were showered at several places, and spirited slogans of Jai Sardar echoed throughout the area, filling the atmosphere with a sense of patriotism and respect.
A special focal point of the Unity March was the unique and attractive paintings of Sardar Patel created by children, whose art and enthusiasm demonstrated that the ideals of Sardar Saheb continue to inspire the coming generation. The event was attended by Collector Anil Dhameliya, District Development Officer Mamta Hirpara, Superintendent of Police Sushil Agarwal, and a large number of villagers and officials.
