Dehradun: 96-year-old Jabar Singh Rawat, a resident of Panditwadi, Dehradun, met Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami at the Chief Minister’s residence on Saturday and donated ₹7 lakh to the Chief Minister’s Relief Fund for disaster reconstruction work in Uttarakhand.
Expressing gratitude to Jabar Singh Rawat for his noble gesture, the Chief Minister said that the soil of Devbhoomi Uttarakhand is imbued with not only faith and bravery, but also an indelible spirit of service and sensitivity. Jabar Singh Rawat is a living example of this.
In this emotional and inspiring moment, the Chief Minister respectfully congratulated Rawat, saying, “This act of Mr. Jabar Singh Rawat is not only a donation, but also a symbol of a lifetime of experience, compassion, and responsibility to society. Even at the age of 96, his passion is a source of inspiration for generations to come.” This contribution by Mr. Jabar Singh Rawat is not only financial assistance, but also a beautiful example of Uttarakhand’s cultural consciousness and sense of collective responsibility. The state is going through a difficult period of disaster, and such dedication by ordinary citizens is commendable at such a time.
Chief Minister Dhami presented Rawat with a shawl, expressing gratitude for his contribution, and conveying thanks on behalf of the state. Dehradun Cantt MLA Mrs. Savita Kapoor was also present on the occasion.
