Delhi CM Rekha Gupta Extends Bhai Dooj Wishes, Highlights Love, Trust and Women’s Empowerment

New Delhi: Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta extended heartfelt greetings to all brothers and sisters across the national capital on the auspicious occasion of Bhai Dooj. Emphasising the emotional bond between siblings, she said the festival represents love, trust, mutual respect and a lifelong commitment to stand by one another. She also highlighted the importance of women's safety, equal opportunities and empowerment in building a stronger society.

Bhai Dooj Celebrates the Unbreakable Bond Between Siblings

On the occasion, the Chief Minister said the relationship between brothers and sisters goes beyond ordinary family ties. It is built on affection, faith, compassion and unconditional support that remains strong through every stage of life.

She described the traditional tilak applied by sisters on their brothers' foreheads as a symbol of prayers for their long life, happiness, prosperity and well-being.

Respect and Support Matter More Than Expensive Gifts

Rekha Gupta said the true beauty of the sibling relationship lies not in expensive gifts but in mutual respect, selfless love and standing beside each other during difficult times.

She emphasised that a brother's responsibility should not be limited to protecting his sister. It should also include respecting her dreams, freedom, dignity and rights.

Women's Empowerment Essential for a Strong Society

The Chief Minister stated that a society can truly be called strong only when its daughters and sisters are safe, receive equal opportunities and become self-reliant.

Referring to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's vision of a developed India, she stressed that women's empowerment is essential to achieving the goal of Viksit Bharat.

CM Wishes Happiness and Prosperity for Every Family

Concluding her message, Rekha Gupta expressed hope that the festival of Bhai Dooj would bring happiness and prosperity to every household and strengthen the eternal bond of love between brothers and sisters.