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CJI Surya Kant returns to his ancestral village Petwar in Hansi, sharing emotional memories, life lessons, and the role of education in his journey to the Supreme Court. Why are the village children calling this visit unforgettable?
Petwar village welcomes CJI Surya Kant with grand ceremony
Hansi/Haryana: On the second day of his Haryana tour on 10 January, Chief Justice of India (CJI) Surya Kant visited his ancestral village, Petwar, in Hansi district. A special ceremony was held at the village sports stadium in his honor, attended by senior citizens, students, and local officials. The visit provided an opportunity for villagers and children to interact with the CJI and hear about his journey.
During his address, CJI Surya Kant expressed deep gratitude to his village and family. “I have always been connected to this soil. I was born here and studied in our local school. My brothers ensured that I never missed my studies. Without their support, I could not have reached this stage,” he said.
He also spoke about the guidance of his parents and teachers. “Whenever I met the elders, I touched their feet and received blessings. It is because of these blessings that I stand here today,” he added. CJI Surya Kant recalled his mother’s words: “Become a judge and deliver justice with your heart.”
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Reflecting on his student life, CJI Surya Kant said he faced financial difficulties during his studies. “Education is the key to success, and challenges can be overcome with dedication and hard work,” he said.
Addressing village children, he said, “You are the future of the nation. Work hard, remain honest, and bring pride to your village, family, and society.”
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CJI Surya Kant also visited Gorakhnath Government College, participating as the chief guest at an alumni meet. He shared his experiences and stressed that discipline, honesty, and hard work are essential in life.
Many students took photographs with the CJI and received his blessings. The local administration organized the program to make it a memorable occasion. His visit not only brought pride to Petwar but also aimed to inspire youth and emphasize the importance of education and justice.
