Brahmakumari sisters presented an atmosphere of brotherhood by tying rakhi on the wrist of the jawans of the 13 Bn CRPF

Brahmakumari sisters presented an atmosphere of brotherhood by tying rakhi on the wrist of the jawans of the 13 Bn CRPF
Chandigarh : Today at Dett. Hqr, 13 Bn., CRPF, Sector 43-C, Chandigarh, the festival of unbreakable love of brothers and sisters, Raksha-Bandhan was celebrated with enthusiasm by the jawans of the 13 Bn CRPF, school girls, Seva-Mission Charitable Trust and Brahmakumari sisters. On this occasion, Smt. Kamal Sisodiya, Commandant, 13 Bn CRPF, explained the importance of the festival and said that It is a traditional festival which enhances the bond and love between brothers and sisters. She also emphasized the importance of protecting the nation & love to the nation. On this auspicious occasion everyone took a pledge of patriotism for the motherland. Smt. Kamal Sisodiya, Commandant, gave best wishes to the children and wished them happiness and prosperity.
Brahmakumari sisters and school girls presented an atmosphere of brotherhood by tying rakhi on the wrist of the jawans of the 13 Bn CRPF. Jawans also took a vow to protect the sisters & motherland. Smt. Parneet Kour, Principal, sister of Brahmakumari Kavita Ji and other dignitaries explained about the importance of the festival and extended best wishes to the jawans and children.
The following officers of the 13 Bn were present on the occasion:-
Smt. Rigzen Angmo (Second in Command), Smt. Neelam Kaninwal (Deputy Commandant), Sh. Kamlesh Keshtwal (Deputy Commandant), Smt Veena kumari (Assistant Commandant) Smt. Rajeshwari Devi (Assistant Commandant.) , Sh Harjinder Singh (Assistant Commandant.), Smt Kavya Sambamgi (M.O.)