Gangtok: Sikkim Governor Om Prakash Mathur and Chief Minister Prem Singh Tamang joined the Holi celebrations at MG Marg in Gangtok on March 14, reinforcing the state’s spirit of collective identity and communal harmony. The event, marked by a vibrant display of colors, was a testament to Sikkim’s tradition of peaceful coexistence among diverse communities.
Addressing the gathering, CM Tamang highlighted how Holi symbolizes inclusivity, serving as a reminder that despite differences in language, culture, and traditions, Sikkim remains united by shared values of peace and brotherhood. He expressed that the celebrations at MG Marg reflected the state’s unique identity, where people from different backgrounds come together in harmony.
Governor Mathur extended his warm greetings, commending Sikkim as a model of communal harmony and cultural diversity. He emphasized that the festival of colors transcends cultural and religious boundaries, fostering unity and mutual respect.
The event was organized by the Sikkim Bihari-Marwari Society in collaboration with residents of the Gangtok constituency. It witnessed enthusiastic participation from people of all communities, showcasing the essence of cultural inclusivity that defines Sikkim.
Holi, a festival that has long been associated with joy and togetherness, holds special significance in Sikkim, where it embodies the state’s commitment to social harmony and peaceful coexistence.
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