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The main aim of the meeting was to discuss various issues related to the Rajput community and to find practical solutions. The President listened carefully to the concerns of the members and gave balanced and useful suggestions on each matter. In his address, he said that the strength of any society lies in unity, awareness, and active participation. He urged everyone to come forward and work together for the development of the community.
Special attention was given to the youth during the meeting. It was emphasized that todayâs youth must stay connected with their society so that they can understand their culture, traditions, and social responsibilities. Discussions were held about organizing new programs, workshops, and awareness campaigns for youth engagement. The members also talked about working in coordination with the government to create better opportunities in education, skill development, and employment for young people.
Apart from this, detailed discussions were held on how to bring the issues of the Rajput community in Samba district onto one platform and present them effectively to the government and administration. The President assured that the Sabha will strongly raise the voice of the community before the concerned authorities and will continue to work for solving their problems.
The meeting also included plans for various social, cultural, and awareness programs for the coming year. These programs aim to strengthen unity, inspire youth, and enhance the identity and pride of the community. All members present supported these proposals and assured their active participation in implementing them successfully.
Prominent members present at the meeting included Sandeep Singh Manhas, Lokesh Singh, Pradeep Singh, Amit Singh, Kuldeep Singh, Karan Singh, Lucky Sambyal, Swarn Singh, former Brigadier Virender Singh Salathia, Ravi Singh Salathia, Interjeet Singh Jamwal, Yograj Singh Charak, Colonel Sushil Singh Pathania, Rakesh Sambyal, Pawan Singh Chib, and Jasbir Singh.
In the end, President Mr. Shamsher Singh Charak thanked all members and said that such meetings give a new direction to society. He emphasized that only through collective efforts can the community become strong and united. He also appealed to everyone to remain active and continue working together for the progress of the society.
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