Such festivals play a vital role in keeping literature alive and connecting it with the younger generation: Pargat Singh
Punjab Pradesh Congress Committee President and MLA Pargat Singh attended ‘Mela Ghadri Babeyan Da’ at Desh Bhagat Yadgar Hall today and paid tribute to the Ghadar heroes and freedom fighters who struggled for the country's independence.
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Nov 1, 2026 08:46
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Jalandhar, November 1, 2026: Punjab Pradesh Congress Committee President and MLA Pargat Singh attended ‘Mela Ghadri Babeyan Da’ at Desh Bhagat Yadgar Hall today and paid tribute to the Ghadar heroes and freedom fighters who struggled for the country's independence.
During his visit, Pargat Singh toured various book stalls set up at the festival. He explored books on different subjects and purchased a few, expressing his interest in literature. He was particularly pleased to see a large number of visitors, especially youngsters and children, at the book stalls.
He said that such festivals play an important role in preserving literature and cultural heritage. The encouraging turnout at the book stalls reflects that people continue to seek good literature, purchase books and expand their knowledge through such events. The growing interest among children and young people in reading books is particularly encouraging and a positive sign for the future of literary awareness.
Pargat Singh also met members of the management committee of Desh Bhagat Yadgar Hall and discussed the organisation, activities and historical significance of the festival. He spent time interacting with visitors and learned more about different aspects of the event.
He said that he had attended the festival on previous occasions as well and always felt happy and deeply connected whenever he visited. Remembering the sacrifices, ideals and patriotic legacy of the Ghadar heroes is a matter of pride for every Indian. He expressed his desire to continue being part of the festival in the coming years.
Visitors also took photographs and selfies with Pargat Singh during the event. He said that the festival, dedicated to the Babbar Akali movement, provides an opportunity for people from India and abroad to remember the struggle and sacrifices of the Ghadar heroes. Such events play a significant role in passing on our historical heritage, patriotism and social consciousness to future generations.
