Former Assembly candidate Ravi Meghwal issued a support letter backing the large protest march organized from Jat Bazaar to the District Collectorate. He appealed to the public to participate in large numbers and contribute to the fight for justice. Meghwal stated that all sections of society should unite to ensure justice for the victim and his family.

Meanwhile, Samvidhanik Vichar Manch Rajasthan (Constitutional Thought Forum Rajasthan) also announced its full support for the movement. In a press statement, the organization’s founder Geegraj Jodli (Azad Vidrohi) and president Jugal Kishore expressed concern over the delay in the arrest of the named accused. They emphasized that swift action is necessary to maintain public confidence in the rule of law and the justice system.

The support letters appealed to citizens to gather at Jat Bazaar, Sikar, at 11:00 AM on June 11 and participate in the protest march to the District Collectorate. Demonstrators demanded that the police administration expedite the investigation, arrest the accused, and ensure strict legal action in accordance with the law.

Protesters stated that their sit-in and demonstrations would continue until the accused are arrested. The movement has been receiving increasing support from various social organizations and community groups across the Sikar district.

Disclaimer: This report has been prepared based on support letters and press statements issued by various organizations. The allegations and demands mentioned herein reflect the claims of the concerned parties. The final facts and legal conclusions will depend on the findings of the investigating agencies and subsequent administrative or judicial actions.

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Devilal Jat, Secretary, Local Association, Sikar; Mohanlal Sukhadia, Rover Leader; Marudhar Open Rover Crew, District Headquarters, Sikar; Senior Rover Lakhan Bawriya;

Ranger Monica Jangid, Todi College, Laxmangarh; Sushil Kumar Kumawat, Kab Master, Vivekananda School, Dansaroli; Marudhar Open Rover Crew, District Headquarters, Sikar; Rovers from Khatu Naresh Open Rover Crew, Sikar; and sanitation workers from the Municipal Council participated in the volunteer work, removing remains of idols, polythene, paper waste, and mud from the pond.

On this occasion, Scout and Guide members appealed to the public that this pond is located at a very important location for Sikar’s tourism and is also historic; therefore, do not pollute it by throwing garbage or immersing any material in it.

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On this occasion, the District Collector administered the Good Governance Pledge to officers and employees, vowing to establish the highest standards of good governance in the state, to make governance more transparent, participatory, people-oriented, and accountable, and to remain committed to achieving the goal of improving the quality of life of the citizens of the state.

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During the program, officers and employees from all district-level offices listened to Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma’s address regarding the establishment of good governance at the state-level Good Governance Pledge Program held in Jaipur.

Additional District Collector Ratan Kumar Swami, Chief Executive Officer of the Zila Parishad Rajpal Yadav, Assistant Director of the Administrative Reforms Department Indira Sharma, District Education Officer Surendra Singh Shekhawat, and other district-level officers and employees were present at the program.

Collectorate officials and employees took the Good Governance Pledge

In the presence of Additional District Collector Ratan Kumar Swami, officials and employees from various branches of the Collectorate campus also took the Good Governance Pledge by laying a wreath on the portrait of the late Atal Bihari Vajpayee on the occasion of Good Governance Day.

Good Governance Day celebrated in district-level offices

In the Information and Public Relations Office, Assistant Public Relations Officer Rakesh Kumar Dhaka laid a wreath on the portrait of the late Atal Bihari Vajpayee and administered the Good Governance Pledge to departmental employees. Librarian Rajendra Kumar, Rohitash Kumar, Shalu Swami, Nirmala, Lokesh, Vimal, Jeevan, Mukesh, and other employees took the oath.

On the occasion of Good Governance Day, officials and employees from various district-level offices of the district administration, including the Administrative Reforms Department, District Industries Center, Rajivika, GPF Office, PHED, Public Works Department, Rajasthan State Road Transport Corporation Sikar Depot, Ayurveda Department, Cooperative Department, and other departments, also took the Good Governance Pledge.

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Programs were held in Nehron Ki Dhani, Royal, Chhara, Govindpura, and Nehron Ki Dhani Badi. MLA Meel, addressing the gathering, said that the national and state governments are working very well and in the interest of the public. He said that development work will not be hampered due to budget constraints. He also stated that the opposition has no issues and that ordinary workers will be given a chance in the Panchayat Raj elections.

Speakers during the ceremony noted that the area residents had long-standing demands for a road. During the elections, the MLA had promised the villagers to build a road, which he fulfilled.

The MLA is continuously working for the public good, taking everyone along. They are working in all areas of development, including education, medical care, and roads. Party officials and villagers were present at the event.

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CMHO Dr. Ashok Maharia said that 130 children came for health check-up in the RBSK mega camp organized at the Community Health Center Beswa in Fatehpur block on Friday, out of which 113 children were treated. 17 children were referred for treatment at a higher institution. Pediatrician Dr. RN Jat, Ophthalmologist Dr. Prasannata, ENT Specialist Dr. Iram Sheikh, Dermatologist Dr. Sakshi Singhal and Dentist Sita provided their services in the camp.

RCHO Dr Vishal Singh informed that camps will be held at CHC Thoi on December 13, CHC Kheerwa on December 15, CHC Kanwat on December 16, CHC Guhala on December 17, CHC Shrimadhopur on December 18, PHC Sanwalpura Tanwaran on December 19, CHC Patan on December 20, CHC Dhod on December 22, CHC Mangulana on December 23, CHC Piprali on December 24. Camps will be organised in the district till February 7.

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