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A big gift to the disabled on PM Modi's birthday: 200 people received free e-scooters, and the remaining 300 will receive vehicles soon.
In Faridabad, Haryana, a special initiative was launched for the disabled on the occasion of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's birthday. As part of the "Seva Sankalp Abhiyan," a program was organized to distribute free e-scooters to 500 disabled people.
A special initiative was launched for the disabled in Faridabad, Haryana, on the occasion of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's birthday. Under the "Seva Sankalp Abhiyan," a program was organized to distribute free e-scooters to 500 disabled people. Of these, 200 were distributed e-scooters on Thursday, while the remaining 300 will receive them in the next 15 to 20 days. Union Minister of State for Cooperation, Krishna Pal Gurjar, attended the event as the chief guest and personally handed over the keys of the e-scooters to the beneficiaries.
Union Minister of State, Krishna Pal Gurjar, stated that this initiative aims to empower disabled people with self-reliance and reduce their daily hassles. He added that the availability of e-scooters will greatly facilitate school and college students, as well as those who travel abroad for jobs and other purposes. They will no longer have to depend on others for transportation. Former Cabinet Minister and Ballabhgarh MLA Moolchand Sharma, along with several city dignitaries and BJP officials, were present at the event. Speaking to reporters, Krishna Pal Gurjar wished Prime Minister Narendra Modi a happy birthday.
He stated that empowering the most marginalized is the government's priority. Several social service programs, including blood donation camps, are being organized throughout the day to mark the Prime Minister's birthday. In the evening, a lamp-lighting ceremony was also organized in several homes. Disabled beneficiaries were delighted to receive free e-scooters.
Sunita Rao said her disabled son, Deepak Rao, received a scooter, making it easier for him to get around. A disabled athlete said the scooter would allow him to practice at the stadium more easily. Soni explained that her son, who has been disabled since birth, had difficulty commuting to school and tuition. Sukhbir Yadav said he had applied for the e-scooter about two months ago. After verification, he has now got a scooter, which will make his movement easier.
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