'If you take someone's hi, you will have to pay here': Harsh Sanghvi at a greeting event with police, says 'you can hide from officials or ministers, but you can't escape the fruits of karma'

On the occasion of the New Year and the beginning of Vikram Samvat 2083, State Home Minister Harsh Sanghvi held a special greeting program with senior police officers and jawans and greeted everyone. In the Sneha Milan ceremony, he lauded the policemen who have been on standby day and night to ensure that the common people can celebrate the festival peacefully during Diwali, the driver-conductor of the ST bus, the fire brigade personnel and sanitation workers who have risked their lives in fire incidents. Urges to maintain cleanliness in police stations and government residences While interacting with the police officers, Harsh Sanghvi laid special emphasis on cleanliness of government residences and police stations. He remarked that government accommodation should be maintained as one's own home and strict action should be taken against those who spray paan-mawa. He called upon all the officials to form cleanliness committees in the houses to ensure that there is no dirt and children can play and toilets and premises of the police station should always be kept clean for the general public. "I have not come to bless you, I have come to seek blessings" Referring to the Police Commissioner's statement, the Home Minister clarified that "I am not of the age to give blessings, I do not give blessings but I am a person who takes the blessings of the people." My whole life has been run by the blessings of the people. He is accustomed to working together with everyone not as a superior officer but as a 1 team member. Sometimes strictness has to be shown as part of the work, but he has never harbored ill feelings towards anyone in his mind and will not keep it in the future either. Account of Karma: "If you take someone's hair, you will have to pay here" Teaching a lesson on dutifulness and morality to police officers, Harsh Sanghvi emphasized on the principle of Karma, saying, "It doesn't matter if a poor or ordinary citizen who comes to the police station does not get his rights by mistake, but if he is cheated, then his 'hi' will never be left behind." He added that you can hide any wrong deed from the department or senior officers, maybe even from the Home Minister, but no one can escape from the fruit of karma. The account of the fruits of karma will not be accounted for in the next birth, but the account of one's loss will have to be paid here in this very life. Appeal to serve the people by placing your hand on your heart In the end, the Home Minister asked all the police officers and jawans present to spend time with their families and give priority to emotions over protocol. He urged everyone to serve the people with their conscience and their heart. He expressed pride that the entire police force is working as a strong team in the interest of the people and wished all the officers and employees a happy and peaceful New Year.