Ralawata, Rajasthan — On the 538th martyrdom anniversary of Rao Shekha, a large gathering was organized at Ralawata under the banner of Matri Shakti Raksha Day.
Members of the Rajput community came together to pay tribute to their ancestor and engage in discussions focused on history, identity, and community unity. The event saw participation from leaders associated with both the Bharatiya Janata Party and the Indian National Congress, who emphasized the need to rise above party politics and maintain unity within society.
During the gathering, Shekhawat openly criticized the government regarding the removal of Rajasthan’s history from the school curriculum and expressed concerns over current education policies.
Pratap Singh also raised strong objections over the locking of gates at Bhawani Niketan during the Orran movement, delivering firm remarks on the issue.
The event brought attention to ongoing discussions surrounding unity, political neutrality, and the preservation of Rajasthan’s historical legacy.
