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Agarsen Seva Trust Launches Statewide Organisational Expansion from Amroha
Vision of Service and Social Leadership
Senior BJP leader, BJP Trade Cell Uttar Pradesh Convenor and State President of Shri Agarsen Seva Trust Uttar Pradesh, Vineet Agarwal Sharda, launched the Trust’s statewide organisational expansion campaign from Gajraula, Amroha. He said Maharaja Agrasen’s ideals of service, social harmony, entrepreneurship, and nation-building continue to inspire society and called for greater unity within the Agrawal community.
Second Grand Agroha Dham in Meerut
Sharda announced that after the historic Agroha Dham in Hisar, Haryana, India’s second grand Agroha Dham is being developed in Meerut. He said the project is envisioned as a national centre for cultural values, social service, education, healthcare, and community leadership.
World-Class Facilities Planned
According to Sharda, the upcoming complex will include temples dedicated to Maharaja Agrasen, Goddess Lakshmi, and Lord Shiva’s family, a 51-foot Hanuman statue, a VVIP old-age home with 72 studio apartments, a 50-bed modern hospital, two convention halls accommodating up to 2,000 people, and several public welfare initiatives.
Statewide Organisation Drive
He announced that organisational units at the state, regional, and district levels would be formed across Uttar Pradesh within the next month. The campaign, launched from Amroha, will continue across Rampur, Bilaspur, Moradabad, and other districts.
Focus on Development and Cultural Values
Sharda also highlighted the development initiatives undertaken under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, citing improvements in infrastructure, law and order, investment, and business-friendly policies. He reiterated that the Agrawal community would play a stronger role in nation-building, social service, and preserving Sanatan values.
The meeting was chaired by Parveen Agarwal, Chairman of Dhanora Mandi, and attended by trustees, business leaders, social workers, and prominent members of the Agrawal community.
