Former Agriculture Minister Radha Mohan Singh addressed the program organized at the district headquarters of Champaran
During the program, Radha Mohan Singh suddenly started crying on the stage, the atmosphere became sad
CURATED BY – CHANDAN KUMAR CHAUBEY | CITYCHIEFNEWS
Champaran, During a program in Motihari, East Champaran district headquarters, local MP and former Agriculture Minister Radha Mohan Singh became emotional while giving a speech and started crying on the stage. While giving a speech after the inauguration of Charkha Park, he cried while enumerating his works. After which the entire program became sad for some time. After that he stopped giving speeches. After some time he got up again and came to give a speech. But then his throat got choked and he stopped giving the speech.
Addressing the inauguration ceremony, Radha Mohan Singh said, "The work that our ancestors have done. That's why we build his memorial. When we start forgetting his ideals, seeing his memorial refreshes our memories. If not completely, then they follow his ideals even to the point of a needle. This is beneficial for ourselves and also for the society. We might have caused trouble, we might not have done any personal work. But this is a big work and it is for the society.
In fact, on Wednesday, local MP and former Union Agriculture Minister Radha Mohan Singh was addressing the gathering on the occasion of the inauguration of Charkha Park. The memories of Mahatma Gandhi's transformation from Mohan to Mahatma have been preserved in this park. Apart from this, photographs of all the Prime Ministers and Presidents of the country and all the MPs of Motihari parliamentary constituency have been put up. Not only this, everyone's name is also mentioned. Radha Mohan Singh was addressing the gathering after the inauguration of this park. During which he became emotional and started crying.
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