Punjab minister Sond, MP Sanjeev Arora inaugurate Vidyasagar Mohandai Oswal Dharamshala

The three-storey dharamshala has over 50 rooms, equipped with modern facilities

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Chandigarh, Updated At : 02:19 PM Dec 09, 2024 IST

Minister Sond & MP Arora at the inauguration ceremony. File photo

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Punjab Cabinet Minister for Industry and Commerce Tarunpreet Singh Sond and Rajya Sabha MP Sanjeev Arora inaugurated Vidyasagar Mohandai Oswal Dharamshala in Ludhiana.

The leaders appreciated the efforts of the Oswal group for taking this initiative.

The idols of Vidyasagar Oswal and Mohandai Oswal was also unveiled during the event held at Barmalipur, near Doraha on Sunday.

Jawahar Lal Oswal apprised that the three-storey dharamshala has over 50 rooms, equipped with modern facilities, along with a bhojanalaya.

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