Jharkhand News: ‘One tree in name of Justice’ organised at Ramgarh Bar Association campus
MANOJ SINHA Ramgarh, August 17: About 150 fruit and valuable saplings were distributed among the members of the District Advocates Association…
MANOJ SINHA
Ramgarh, August 17: About 150 fruit and valuable saplings were distributed among the members of the District Advocates Association Ramgarh on Saturday.
On this occasion, Principal District and Sessions Judge Alok Kumar Dubey said that the tree distribution program organized today is aimed at making the environment around us suitable for today’s life and keeping it clean.
He also requested that the advocates who are taking the trees should plant the tree near their house and give the responsibility to their young children to pour a glass of water in the tree at 6:00 in the morning.
“This will not only make the tree fruitful but will also keep the love of the child and certainly that fruit will take the form of a huge tree from which everyone will be benefited,” he added.
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On this occasion, the President of District Advocates Association Ramgarh, Anand Agarwal said that one tree is equal to 100 sons and for the first time by the judiciary, with the aim of keeping the environment clean, such a tree distribution program has been organized in the name of one tree in the name of justice.
Agrawal congratulated Principal Sessions Judge Alok Kumar Dubey and Forest Division Officer Nitish Kumar. On this occasion, Forest Division Officer Nitish Kumar said that efforts are being made in Ramgarh district to organize tree plantation programs everywhere so that the schemes of the State Government and Central Government can be given a concrete shape for a clean environment.
On this occasion, all the judges of the Civil Court Ramgarh were present in the auditorium. The first tree was given by Judge Alok Kumar Dubey to the President of the Association, Anand Agrawal, which was handed over by him to the administrator Jhalak Dev Mahato, to be planted in the religious place of the region, Maya Tungri.
Thereafter, the Forest Division Officer and all the judges gave one tree to each advocate to plant at home. On this occasion, the stage was conducted by Subodh Pandey and the vote of thanks was given by General Secretary Sitaram.
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On this occasion, Association Vice President Rishi Mahato, Joint Secretary Administration Shambhu Nath Prasad, Librarian Shambhunath Tiwari, Treasurer Harakhnath Mahato, Co-Treasurer Vikas Kumar, Executive Members, Meenu Kumari, Dwarika Mahato, Tikendra Mahato, Rajendra Mahato, Government Advocate Sanjeev Kumar Ambasth, Senior Advocate Ranjan Kumar Sinha, Chandrika Singh, Dineshwar Prasad Chaudhary, Suresh Mahato, Rajkumar Gupta, Dhiresh Kumar, Jitendra Kumar, D N Singh, Shakuntala Devi, Meenu Kumari, Meena Devi, Janaki Nandan Jha, Amar Kumar and other advocates were present.
