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BHARAT TIBET SAMANVYA SANGH OBSERVES 2ND FOUNDATION DAY

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(MOREPIC1) Face2News/Chandigarh, Jan 15, 2023 

Bharat Tibet Samanvya Sangh (BTSS) celebrated its second foundation day with shopkeepers of Tibetan Market at Manimajra here.

Mr Anand Sharma, Member of the Haryana Public Service Commission, was the chief guest while Mr. Jitender Jog, Member of State Executive Haryana BJP and son of former minister late Sh. Jogender Jog, presided over the function. On this occasion senior office bearers Dr Rukmesh Chauhan & Mr. Jagdeep Attri also addressed the gathering. A BTSS Calendar 2023 was also released on this occasion.

Mr Narender Sharma, President of state unit of the BTSS, said that the main aim of the Sangh was to free Kailash Mansarovar mountain and Tibet country from the clutches of China. Foundation of BTSS was a joint brain child of fourth RSS Sar-Sanghchalak late Prof. Rajju Bhaiya & Tibetan religious head Dalai Lama . He said BTSS is nationalist & religious organization and senior retired army officers, journalists, doctors, prominent educationists from all over India are members of the Sangh. Former Governor of Haryana Mr. Kaptan Singh Solanki & senior Journalist Mr. Hemender Partap Tomar are its central conveners.

On this occasion people were exhorted to spend some part of their home budget in purchasing warm clothes from Tibetan Markets and to totally boycott Chinese made goods.

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