By Shreya Paul:-Rajarhat–New Town is progressing further in terms of modern development. Today, the foundation stone for the construction of an electric furnace at the Rajarhat Hazratala Crematorium was laid. Inspired by Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, the initiative was taken by Rajarhat–New Town MLA Tapas Chatterjee, under whose efforts the project officially began today.On this auspicious occasion, ISKCON Vice Chairman Prabhu Radharaman Das attended as the Chief Guest. Minister Rathin Ghosh was also present at the event. In addition, several councillors and distinguished personalities were in attendance.Speaking to the media, MLA Tapas Chatterjee said that once the electric furnace becomes operational, people in the area will no longer face difficulties during cremations. He also announced that the work for the project has started from today itself. The construction of the electric furnace is expected to cost around ₹4–5 crore.During the event, an emotional moment was witnessed when MLA Tapas Chatterjee expressed his wish, saying, “The day I die, I hope my mortal remains will also be cremated at this very crematorium.”Another remarkable moment from the event highlighted communal harmony. A Muslim resident of Rajarhat–New Town, during the holy month of Ramadan, made a noble gesture by donating ₹10,000 towards the construction of the electric furnace, sending a strong message of unity and brotherhood among all communities.
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