(MOREPIC1)(MOREPIC2)Swati Raghu/Chandigafrh
Punjab-based leading realty major Motia Group threw an opulent Rakshabandhan celebratory event which saw the company’s employees being tied rakhis by Brahma Kumari sisters at its head office. The celebrations took place at Motia Royal Business Park a day before the Rakhi holiday. The Brahma Kumari sisters visited from Zirakpur, which added nostalgia to everyone’s face as they had also come for celebrations in the past year as well.
The Brahma Kumari sisters tied rakhis to their brothers, and the brothers took a vow to protect them from any danger or threat. The sisters, at first, tied rakhi to Mr L C Mittal, Director of Motia Group. The Rakhi event was celebrated jubilantly by distributing sweets to everyone, including the poor sections of society.(SUBHEAD)
The Rakhi symbolises the strong bond of siblings and is entrusted with love, care, and commitment. The event was laden with feelings of mutual fondness, respect, and affability among everyone present.
Extending his wishes on Raksha Bandhan, Mr L.C Mittal, Motia Group, said, “Raksha Bandhan is one of the most beautiful products of our ancient heritage and culture. It strengthens the bond and equations between brothers and sisters and is not just bound by blood relations.
It has a strong sense of spiritual love. Raksha Bandhan is celebrated, and a rakhi can be tied by someone to a person who she considers to be a brother and in whom she finds brotherly love and affection. It increases the festival's significance as it is not limited to laws of consanguinity but carries the message of a pure sibling love shared between people.”
