Kaimur: A strong display of unity and social activism from the Vaishya community was observed on Saturday evening at Durga Chowk in Ramgarh market. Dr. Ramchandra Prasad, Bihar's Minister for Environment, Forest and Climate Change, received a grand welcome from prominent citizens and youth of the local Vaishya community as he traveled by road towards the district headquarters.

As the minister's convoy stopped at Durga Chowk, people enthusiastically greeted him with garlands and slogans. During the event, community representatives presented several important issues related to the welfare of their society and urged the minister to take positive steps towards addressing them. Following the welcome ceremony, Dr. Ramchandra Prasad visited the historic Maa Durga Temple at Durga Chowk, where he performed rituals and sought blessings for the peace, prosperity, and well-being of the region.

After his prayers, he engaged in a heartfelt dialogue with members of the Vaishya community within the temple premises, attentively listening to their local problems and suggestions. Community speakers emphasized that the protection of the community's rights and interests is possible only through mutual unity, brotherhood, and cooperation. The minister assured the attendees that the government is committed to the welfare and development of all sections of society. He urged the community members to maintain social harmony and actively participate in development initiatives. Local traders and youth also drew the minister's attention to issues concerning basic facilities and security in the market area. Several prominent members of the Vaishya community and local workers, including Bechan Gupta, Sanjay Jaiswal, Nandu Sah, and Vijay Chaurasia, were present at the event.