Mail News Service
Jamshedpur, March 13: Founder of social organization, Naman, Amarpreet Singh Kale held extensive meetings with several other associations to ensure success of Tiranga Yatra-cum-Shahid Samman Yatra to be organized in Jamshedpur on Thursday, March 23 in remembrance of martyrs Bhagat Singh, Rajguru and Sukhdev who were hanged to death by the ruling of the British authorities on March 23. Kale and other Naman executives who will be organizing the Massive Tiranga-cum-Shahid Samman Yatra held several rounds of meetings with several organizations including All India Ex-Servicemen Council and other associations at Kashidih, Singara Maidan, Carriage Colony, Chuna Bhatta Burmamines, East Plant Basti, Bauri Basti , Brahmin Tola, Bhuinyadih, Devnagar, Baradwari and Cable Colony. The Naman team, led by founder and social activist Amarpreet Singh Kale also held talks with the local youth, senior citizens and women and urged them to participate in the Yatra. During the meetings, Kale stressed, “When it comes to patriots and martyrs who laid down their lives to ensure that we reap the harvests of independence, it is for us to rise above caste, creed and religion and pay our respects to them and live up to their dreams to bring the ultimate glory to the nation,” and added, “Remembering such sacrifices of our immortal freedom fighters and martyrs, the Tiranga-cum-Shahid Samman Yatra is Naman’s humble effort to awaken in the youth the spirit of nationalism of a united India.”