GREATER NOIDA: Keeping in view the difficulty confronted by means of the poor to carry their deceased to the cremation ground in Greater Noida, Jewar MLA Dhirendra Singh dedicated a free-of-charge automobile which is able to now elevate the departed to the cremation ground built close to village Safipur in Greater Noida by means of Great Noida Industrial Development Authority (GNIDA). The automobile that used to be provided in collaboration with Rotary Club used to be dedicated to the public with the turning in of the key by means of Debashish Panda CEO GNIDA on Monday.
"Inhabitants of Greater Noida and its neighbouring villages have been facing problems in arranging vehicles to carry their deceased to the cremation ground. Therefore we welcome the move by Rotary club to provide a moksh (deliverance) vehicle as we call it, for the said needs of the residents of Greater Noida and neighbouring areas. The vehicle being free-of-charge is a welcome move as it'll benefit the needy who often do not have the means to arrange for their kin's cremation many a times," mentioned Singh on the occasion.
Harinder Bhati RWA common secretary sector Beta 1 Greater Noida maintained that the free-of-charge automobile "will help the poor in a big way as they often do not have the means to arrange transport for their deceased from remote areas and villages of Greater Noida."
Also present on the occasion have been Dadri MLA Tejpal Nagar, district governor of Rotary Club Satish Singhal, chairman of Ramlila committee Manjeet Singh, citizens of the realm together with Manoj Garg, Bijender Singh Arya, Gurucharan Singh, Saurabh Bansal, Vinod Kasana, Priti Agrawal, Okay Sharma, Grish Singhal, Mukul Goyal, Bijender Bhati, Dharmendra Bhati, Ram Singh, Mahendrapal Singh, Ravinder Singh, Jitendra Chauhan and more.
"Inhabitants of Greater Noida and its neighbouring villages have been facing problems in arranging vehicles to carry their deceased to the cremation ground. Therefore we welcome the move by Rotary club to provide a moksh (deliverance) vehicle as we call it, for the said needs of the residents of Greater Noida and neighbouring areas. The vehicle being free-of-charge is a welcome move as it'll benefit the needy who often do not have the means to arrange for their kin's cremation many a times," mentioned Singh on the occasion.
Harinder Bhati RWA common secretary sector Beta 1 Greater Noida maintained that the free-of-charge automobile "will help the poor in a big way as they often do not have the means to arrange transport for their deceased from remote areas and villages of Greater Noida."
Also present on the occasion have been Dadri MLA Tejpal Nagar, district governor of Rotary Club Satish Singhal, chairman of Ramlila committee Manjeet Singh, citizens of the realm together with Manoj Garg, Bijender Singh Arya, Gurucharan Singh, Saurabh Bansal, Vinod Kasana, Priti Agrawal, Okay Sharma, Grish Singhal, Mukul Goyal, Bijender Bhati, Dharmendra Bhati, Ram Singh, Mahendrapal Singh, Ravinder Singh, Jitendra Chauhan and more.
Greater Noida crematorium gets free-of-charge vehicle for dead
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