Jagdeep Dhankhar On Khap Culture: Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar on Saturday (February 3) said that Khap is a symbol of the depth of our culture and our civilization and it cannot be assessed on the basis of some isolated incidents. “Look at our culture, khap (gotra-based organisations),” he said. Go into the background of Khap. You will find that Khap is positive. You can’t judge it on isolated incidents.”
Haryana called country’s role model
Vice President Dhankhar released a new and vibrant book titled Rise of Haryana based on the nine years of Haryana Government and said that today is India’s glorious period. On the occasion of the release of the book, many distinguished guests including Haryana Governor Bandaru Dattatreya and Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar were present.
After releasing the book, the Vice President described Haryana as a role model for the country and said that the work done regarding system change and good governance in accordance with the visionary thinking of Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar was not easy. He said that today the ‘Transparent-Accountable-Honest Recruitment Process’ of Haryana state is discussed in the entire country.
‘…India of 2047 will develop’
Vice President Dhankhar said that the Prime Minister Narendra Modi India is changing completely under the leadership of. He said, “If you look at the emerging India today, the vision that is there in our cultural heritage is fully reflected in our progress. India’s golden age today is the glorious period. This is the period in which India has such a strong foundation. is being filled, which will ensure that the India of 2047 will be a developed India.
Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar along with his wife Sudesh Dhankhar arrived at the 37th Surajkund International Handicraft Fair here. During this time, he visited various stalls and saw the products made by weavers, handicraft artists and craftsmen and encouraged them.
The Vice President said, “Haryana has set an example by making the recruitment process for government jobs honest and transparent. There was a time when common boys and girls felt that they would not get a job on merit, they would have to adopt some other path.”
