Tributes Paid to Former PM Charan Singh on his Birth Anniversary in Delhi

New Delhi | 23 December 2025:- A commemorative event honoring the 123rd birth anniversary of former Prime Minister Chaudhary Charan Singh was organized in Delhi under the leadership of Kamlesh Sehrawat-Malik, Delhi State President of the Rashtriya Lok Dal (RLD) Women Wing. The gathering brought together women leaders, Khap representatives, and political figures across party lines to celebrate the legacy of India’s renowned advocate for farmers and rural communities.

Distinguished attendees included Yogender Chandolia (BJP MP), Smt. Anju Aman Kumar (Delhi BJP Councillor), Surendra Solanki (President of Sarvkhap Palam 360), Dhara Singh (President of SehrawatKhap), along with Ranbir Pradhan, Suresh Pradhan, Jai Prakash Pradhan, and former Councillor Narayan Singh.

Kamlesh Sehrawat-Malik underscored the contemporary relevance of Charan Singh’s ideology: “Chaudhary Charan Singh ji wasn’t merely a Prime Minister – he embodied the voice of India’s villages, farmers, and marginalized communities. This gathering reflects his vision of collective leadership uniting women, Khap institutions, and political leaders for national progress.”

BJP MP Yogender Chandolia praised Singh’s forward-thinking policies: “Chaudhary Charan Singh ji pioneered farmer-centric governance in India. His commitment to rural development and social justice continues to inspire leaders across political spectrums. Such commemorations ensure his ideals remain etched in public memory.”

Surendra Solanki highlighted Singh’s grassroots connections: “Chaudhary Charan Singh ji empowered village leadership and respected traditional community structures like the Khap system. His politics was built on trust, dialogue, and bottom-up empowerment.”

Dhara Singh emphasized the enduring significance of Singh’s rural vision: “When we champion farmers’ rights and rural dignity today, we echo Chaudhary Charan Singh ji’s principles. His legacy thrives in every village that values self-respect and unity.”

The event concluded with participants pledging to uphold Chaudhary Charan Singh’s values of integrity, inclusive development, and farmer welfare. Leaders reaffirmed the need for sustained collaboration between political leadership, women’s organizations, and community institutions to advance his vision of an equitable India.