Mayor Sarabjeet Singh Samana participated in a Chhabeel Seva (cold sweetened water distribution camp) organised at Shine Enclave, Sector 71, SAS Nagar Mohali, where he joined local residents, social workers, and volunteers in serving chilled drinking water to the public. Organised in the spirit of Seva (selfless service), the initiative provided much-needed relief to commuters and residents during the summer season while promoting the timeless Sikh values of compassion, humility, and humanity.
During his visit, Mayor Sarabjeet Singh Samana appreciated the dedication and collective efforts of the organisers and volunteers who worked tirelessly to conduct the Chhabeel Seva. He interacted with members of the local community and praised their commitment to preserving Punjab’s rich tradition of voluntary service, which continues to inspire people to help those in need without any expectation of reward.
The Mayor actively participated in the Seva by personally serving chilled drinking water to passers-by, residents, and visitors at the camp. He said that such community-driven initiatives not only provide relief during the scorching summer heat but also strengthen the values of unity, brotherhood, kindness, and social responsibility that form the foundation of a progressive society.
Mayor Sarabjeet Singh Samana remarked that Mohali has a proud tradition of community service, with citizens, social organisations, and volunteers regularly organising welfare activities for the benefit of society. He appreciated the organisers for setting an inspiring example of public service and encouraged more individuals, youth groups, and community organisations to participate in initiatives that promote social harmony and collective well-being.
Speaking on the occasion, Mayor Sarabjeet Singh Samana said that Seva is one of the highest expressions of humanity and reflects the true spirit of compassion and equality. He stated that under the visionary leadership of Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann, the Punjab Government remains committed to encouraging community participation, social welfare, and initiatives that strengthen the values of unity and public service across the state.
The Mayor congratulated the organisers and volunteers for successfully conducting the Chhabeel Seva and thanked every individual who contributed to making the programme a success. He prayed for the good health, happiness, peace, and prosperity of the people of Mohali and expressed hope that such noble initiatives would continue to inspire future generations to serve society with dedication and humility.
The Chhabeel Seva at Shine Enclave, Sector 71, reflected the enduring spirit of compassion, community participation, and selfless service that continues to strengthen the social fabric of SAS Nagar Mohali. Along with modern infrastructure and improved civic services, nurturing the culture of voluntary service and public cooperation remains essential for building a cleaner, more inclusive, and progressive city.
