Lucknow: The oath-taking ceremony of the newly elected office-bearers of Shri Buddheshwar Udyog Vyapar Mandal was held with enthusiasm and participation from traders and dignitaries in Lucknow.
The programme began with the welcome and felicitation of the chief guests, who were honoured with garlands, traditional angavastram, and mementoes.
On the occasion, Amarnath Mishra, president of Lucknow Vyapar Mandal, administered the oath of office and secrecy to the newly elected members of the organisation.
Newly Elected Office-Bearers Take Oath
The newly sworn-in office-bearers included president Ajay Gupta, senior general secretary Akhilesh Yadav, treasurer Ravish Gupta, senior vice-presidents Pradeep Kumar, Raju Shukla, and Shiv Kumar Yadav.
Vice-presidents Abhishek Jai Gupta, Vimarsh Kumar, and Rajkumar Rawat also took oath, along with ministers Piyanshu Gupta, Soni Shukla, and Rinku Sharma.
Other office-bearers included organisation ministers Arnav Tiwari and Anwar Ali, publicity ministers Kamlesh Kumar and Himanshu Pandey, along with legal advisors of the organisation.
During the programme, Amarnath Mishra announced Himanshu Gupta as the chairman of Shri Buddheshwar Udyog Vyapar Mandal.
Leaders Emphasise Unity and Traders’ Welfare
Addressing the gathering, Amarnath Mishra said that the trade body would continue to work for resolving the problems of traders and protecting their dignity. He urged all office-bearers to prioritise organisational strength and traders’ interests.
Umesh Sharma, general secretary of Lucknow Vyapar Mandal, said organisational unity is its greatest strength and expressed confidence that the newly elected team would strongly represent traders’ concerns before the administration.
During the ceremony, president Ajay Gupta honoured election officials including Ramshankar Rajput, Rashid Ali, Rajesh Shukla, Dharmendra Singh, Tarachandra Rawat, Devidas Agrawal, Shiv Prasad Pandey, and Irshad Ahmad with angavastram and garlands.
The ceremony witnessed the presence of a large number of traders and prominent citizens, who extended their best wishes to the newly formed executive committee.
