The Human Rights and Service Trust organized a grand fruit distribution program during Navratri.

Serving the devotees spread the message of humanity and social harmony.

Jr. Seraj Ahmad Quraishi 

Gorakhpur, Uttar Pradesh.

On the auspicious occasion of Navratri, the Human Rights and Service Trust, like every year, organized a grand fruit distribution program at the famous Kali Temple complex in Golghar, filled with devotion, faith, and service. Pure and fresh fruits were distributed among the devotees, fasting people, devotees, passersby, and those in need who had come to visit and worship Goddess Kali. Through this event, the Trust, along with religious faith, spread an inspiring message of social service, humanity, mutual brotherhood, and assistance to the needy.

The program was inaugurated by former Mayor Dr. Satya Pandey with a ritualistic worship and aarti of Goddess Kali. The temple complex reverberated with chants of praise for Goddess Kali amidst a devotional atmosphere. Following this, Trust officials, members, and workers distributed fruits and served the devotees.  The devotees who received the fruit-eating food appreciated the event and expressed their gratitude to those involved in the service.

Addressing the program, former Mayor Dr. Satya Pandey said that Navratri is a sacred festival of power, faith, devotion, and self-purification. On this occasion, serving the needy, along with worshipping Goddess Durga and Goddess Kali, is our social and moral responsibility. Providing fruit-eating food to devotees observing fasts is a commendable initiative, as it strengthens religious faith and the spirit of service and dedication. He said that society is especially in need of such events that inspire people to help each other, maintain mutual harmony, and fulfill their responsibilities towards humanity.

This work being done by the Human Rights and Service Trust is commendable. He congratulated the Trust officials and workers for this noble service.

Present at the program, Minister of State Pushpadant Jain said that religious festivals and celebrations give the message of unity, cooperation, compassion, and service to society. Distributing fruit-eating food to devotees on a sacred occasion like Navratri is an excellent example of faith as well as social responsibility. 

He said that the true identity of any social organization is its service work. When organization officials and workers come together to help the needy, it sends a positive message to society. This event organized by the Human Rights and Service Trust is commendable. Such programs awaken the spirit of service in people and promote mutual cooperation and harmony among different sections of society. He expressed his expectation that the Trust will continue such public welfare and service-oriented programs in the future.

 In his address, Mohammad Razi, National President of the Human Rights and Service Trust, stated that the Trust's primary objective is to serve humanity, assist the needy, and strengthen love, brotherhood, and harmony in society. He stated that the tradition of organizing a fruit distribution program on the auspicious occasion of Navratri is observed annually. Its purpose is not only to distribute fruit, but also to promote a spirit of cooperation and sensitivity in society through serving the devotees. He stated that religion inspires us to embrace humanity,

compassion, philanthropy, and understanding the suffering of others. Feeding the hungry, helping those in need, and bringing a smile to someone's face are among the most important social works. The Trust operates on the principle of service to humanity, transcending caste, religion, and community discrimination, and will continue to advance social, religious, and public welfare activities in the future.

National President Mohammad Razi expressed his gratitude to all the guests, office bearers, members, workers, and local devotees who contributed to the success of the program.  He said that the success of any service work is possible only through collective cooperation, dedication, and devotion. He appealed to everyone to come forward to help the weak, needy, and helpless people in society.

On this occasion, all the guests present offered fruits to the passing elephant. During the fruit distribution, special attention was paid to discipline, cleanliness, and the convenience of the devotees. The Trust workers distributed the fruits in an organized manner so that the devotees coming to the temple for darshan and worship did not face any inconvenience. A large number of people participated in the program and contributed to the service work.

Speakers present during the event emphasized that the significance of religious events increases only when they promote the spirit of love, harmony, service, and philanthropy in society. This program of the Human Rights and Service Trust was a positive effort in this direction. This event served as an example of the coordination of religious faith, social unity, and human service.  Through their collective efforts, the Trust officials and workers gave the message that true service is that which, along with helping the needy, has a feeling of respect, love and compassion towards every person.

At the end of the program, National President Mohammad Razi thanked all the guests and colleagues and said that the Human Rights and Service Trust will continue its work of service to humanity, social cooperation and public welfare with full devotion in the future also.

 National President of Human Rights and Service Trust Mohammad Razi, Minister of State Pushpadant Jain, former Mayor Dr. Satya Pandey, Musharraf, Irshad Ahmed, Dr. Javed Khan, Salimullah, Sunil Rai, Tanveerul Haq, Badrul Haq, Rashid, Razi Ahmed Siddiqui, Shivnarayan, Chandradev, Vinod Kumar Srivastava, Shivendra Pandey, Subhash Dubey, Metropolitan President Anil Jaiswal, State Spokesperson Vijay Kumar Srivastava, Yogendra Nath Dubey, Mohammad Azam, Councilor Uzair Ahmed, Media Incharge Seraj Ahmad Quraishi, Karar Mirza and District President of Mahila Morcha Arshi Khan along with hundreds of workers, members and local devotees of the Trust were present in the program.