Dharali, Uttarakhand
Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami arrived to inspect relief and rescue work on Friday after a cloudburst in Dharli, Uttarakhand. Meanwhile, a very emotional moment was seen when a woman who was rescued there thanked the Chief Minister and tied her a scarf and tied her on her wrist. The incident, which took place just a day before Rakshabandhan, also made the CM emotional and he expressed his response on social media. He said that it was not a normal rakhi, it was the trust, of affinity, and that of a relationship that is not with the blood, but to the heart. The woman who tied this symbolic rakhi is a resident of Gujarat.
CM said- Your Rakhi is very special
The woman also had a dialogue with the Chief Minister during this incident. After getting the rakhi tied, the CM said to the woman- ‘Your Rakhi is very special’. After this, when the woman tried to touch the CM’s feet while bending, Dhami stopped her and put her on her chest. After this, the woman again thanked the CM and thanked the CM. After which Dhami asked that ‘reached safely’, then the woman said- ‘Yes, they have reached’. After this, CM said ‘Radhe-Radhe’ and ‘Jai Ganga Maiya’.
Dhami said- I have come to take you
The woman further said- ‘We got great security from military, there was no problem, but three days we were stuck in Gangotri’. Then Dhami said that ‘I have come to take you guys’. After this, the woman further said, ‘It is my only prayer to remember us on Rakshabandhan. Our brother should be happy. This is a prayer. ‘
CM said- only one piece of cloth
Sharing the video of this incident on social media, Chief Minister Dhami wrote, ‘During the inspection of the disaster affected areas in Dharali (Uttarkashi), a sister tied the edge of sari and tied as a symbol of a rakhi on my wrist, and the mind became very emotional. Neither plate, no sandalwood, only one piece of cloth, but it had the true feeling of the relationship, the promise of safety, and the most beautiful form of humanity. In that rakhi there was a prayer of a sister and a new responsibility came on the shoulders of a brother. This was not a normal rakhi, it was of trust, of affinity, and of a relationship that is not connected to the blood, but to the heart. ‘
Let me tell you that the woman who tied the Rakhi to the CM is named Dhangauri Baraulia, who is a resident of Ishanpur area of Ahmedabad in Gujarat. She came to Uttarakhand to visit Gangotri with her family, but due to the horrific disaster on August 5, she was trapped in Dharali with her family. Rescue teams took the woman and her family safely out on Friday with their untiring efforts.
