Councillor Parth Gupta Performs Chabeel Seva and Plants Saplings in Ward 6, Panchkula

Councillor Parth Gupta spent the day in an act of quiet community service, taking part in a chabeel seva in his Ward 6 area of Panchkula. Sharing the moment with residents, he described serving the local sangat as an experience that brought him "immense peace and satisfaction," calling it a matter of good fortune to be able to do so.

Seva at the Heart of the Day

A chabeel is a familiar act of seva during the warmer months across northern India — chilled, sweetened drinks offered freely to passersby as an expression of selfless service. Setting one up is widely seen as a gesture of hospitality toward the wider community. For Parth Gupta, the day was about more than the stall itself. He used the occasion to meet family members, friends and respected residents of the area, and made a point of listening directly to their problems, suggestions and expectations.

Planting for a Greener Panchkula

The day also carried an environmental note. Alongside the chabeel, Parth Gupta planted saplings, describing the effort as his contribution toward protecting the environment. By pairing the plantation with a day of seva, he tied a moment of hospitality to a longer-term hope for greener surroundings in Panchkula.

In his message, the councillor was clear that his work is not tied to any single election cycle. His aim, he said, is to stand alongside every member of society through their joys and sorrows alike — an effort he framed as ongoing rather than confined to a campaign.

Parth Gupta closed by thanking residents for the love, trust and blessings that he said remain his greatest strength. For the people of Ward 6, the day offered a simple combination: service, a readiness to listen, and a small step toward a healthier environment.

The update was shared on his Instagram (@parthguptabjp).