Synopsis
Delhi Minister Ashish Sood visited the Jhandewalan temple on Holi, praying for the city’s welfare. He celebrated with office staff at the Secretariat, sharing his wishes for a joyful festival. Sood holds multiple portfolios in the Delhi government and extended Holi greetings to the nation.Key Takeaways
- Delhi Minister Ashish Sood visited Jhandewalan temple.
- He prayed for the welfare of Delhi and its residents.
- Participated in Aarti at the historic temple.
- Celebrated Holi at the Delhi Secretariat with staff.
- Extended Holi greetings to the nation.
New Delhi, March 14 (NationPress) Delhi Minister Ashish Sood visited the city’s Jhandewalan temple to mark the occasion of Holi and offered prayers to the deity. He prayed for the well-being of the national capital and its residents.
Sood, who also oversees the Delhi Home department, took part in the Aarti at the Jhandewalan temple, one of the oldest temples in the city, dedicated to goddess Vaishno Devi.
After paying his respects at the temple, the Delhi Minister proceeded to the Secretariat where he celebrated Holi with the office staff amidst a festive and jubilant atmosphere.
He also shared moments from the Holi celebrations at the Delhi Secretariat on his social media platform.
“On this auspicious occasion of Holi, I enjoyed playing with my colleagues at the Delhi Secretariat and wished them a very Happy Holi. This festival of colors fostered an atmosphere of enthusiasm and unity in the office. Wishing everyone a Happy Holi,” he posted on X.
Ashish Sood, who holds multiple roles including Home, Power, Urban Development, and Education in the newly formed Delhi government, also extended his greetings to the nation on Holi.
“Holi greetings to all the countrymen on this festival of colors,” he remarked.
The Holi celebrations kicked off this morning, with people nationwide embracing the festive spirit with vibrant colors, music, and traditional festivities.
The lively atmosphere is evident everywhere as individuals celebrate the day filled with laughter, joy, and festive spirit.
The Holi festivities commenced yesterday with Holika Dahan, an ancient ritual symbolizing the victory of righteousness over evil.
