The Delhi High Court Bar Association (DHCBA), in collaboration with Akaal Purkh Ki Fauj, is proud to announce the successful completion of a major humanitarian and community support project in Kamirpura, Punjab.

Over the past two months, nearly 70 acres of land were cleared of debris and restored in time for the sowing season. This land has now been formally handed back to the villagers of Kamirpura, ensuring livelihoods were protected and agricultural activity could resume without further delay.

This initiative was made possible through the dedicated efforts and timely support of Sh. HariHaran Ji and his entire team, whose contribution proved to be nothing short of a divine arrangement for the local community. What began as a challenge marked by distress and uncertainty concluded with visible relief and joy among the villagers—an outcome that stands as the true measure of the project’s success.

The coordinated efforts of the DHCBA and Akaal Purkh Ki Fauj exemplify how collective resolve and purposeful collaboration can create meaningful, on-ground impact. By working in tandem, both organisations ensured that the sowing season was safeguarded and the community received support when it was needed most.

On behalf of all those involved, heartfelt gratitude is extended to everyone who contributed to this noble cause. The DHCBA remains committed to initiatives that go beyond the courtroom and serve society at large.

We look forward to meeting our collaborators soon to express our appreciation personally and to continue working together in the spirit of service.

Warm regards,
Jaswinder Singh, Advocate
On behalf of
Delhi High Court Bar Association (DHCBA)
and
Akaal Purkh Ki Fauj