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Raksha Bandhan, a religious and familial holiday, is celebrated in Gorakhpur by hundreds of students and teachers from Mount Eddy Public School Dodo and Naval Academy Unwal. They tie rakhis to the police and give them presents, adding to the festive mood. Station House Officer Anoop Singh reassured the students’ safety, while women officers used sandalwood roli and akshat to tie rakhis on police officers’ foreheads. The event strengthens children’s sense of social values and responsibility, according to the school manager and head of St. Khushboo Singh.
Gorakhpur: As the festival of Raksha Bandhan approaches hundreds of students along with their teachers from Mount Eddy Public School Dodo and Naval Academy Unwal went to the Khajani police station to tie rakhis to the police and give them Raksha Bandhan presents.
The rangoli and catchy songs that the female students composed added to the festive mood. Station House Officer Anoop Singh gave the school family his personal number and guaranteed the students safety.
In addition to being a religious and familial holiday Raksha Bandhan also represents social cohesion and safety. A broader social trust is formed when sisters give their protectors rakhi.
Anoop Singh the in-charge of the police station gave the students his mobile number and reassured them of their safety. Women officers used sandalwood roli and akshat to tie rakhis on police officers foreheads.
The head of St. Khushboo Singh and Pandit Ghanshyam Mishra the school manager at Mount Eddy Public School thanked the police department and stated that the childrens sense of social values and responsibility is strengthened by this event.
