“I will always stand by my sisters and ensure their protection. We have already taken several significant steps for women’s safety in Gurugram and will continue to do more,” Sharma stated. The celebration saw the participation of 19 schoolgirls along with female staff and teachers, tying rakhis in a symbolic gesture of trust and love. By the end of the event, both hands of the MLA were covered in rakhis, marking the deep bond shared with the women of his constituency. Mr. Pradeep Kaushik, Chairman of GAV International School, emphasized the cultural significance of such events.
Programs like these help strengthen Indian culture and teach children the values and traditions that shape our society. I urge all schools to organize similar events to promote our cultural heritage,” he said.
The event not only celebrated the traditional festival of Raksha Bandhan but also served as a reminder of the shared responsibility to ensure safety, respect, and dignity for women in society.
