In loving memory of a remarkable man, born on June 16, 1965, whose life wove together the rich tapestries of farming and justice. Naresh Singh Chauhan, a son of the soil, hailed from humble beginnings as the child of Malkhan Singh and Ramkali Devi. Rooted in a family of farmers, he embraced the dual worlds of plowing the land and upholding the law. As an advocate, he stood as a beacon of justice, and as a farmer, he reveled in the nurturing touch of the earth.

Yet, his story transcends the ordinary, for it’s one of incredible courage and unwavering determination. When faced with the formidable adversary of cancer, he fought valiantly for 15 months, refusing to yield to the relentless disease. His spirit remained unbroken, a testament to his indomitable will. Even when his body weakened, he continued working, demonstrating a tenacity that inspired all who knew him.

But his legacy isn’t just one of resilience; it’s a testament to his deep commitment to equality in education. He believed that every child deserved the chance to learn and grow, regardless of their circumstances. This conviction fueled his passion for advocating equal opportunities for all.

In his life, he lived by a simple yet profound mantra: “Karma is Worship.” It was a philosophy that guided his actions, reminding us all of the power of deeds over words. His legacy is a reminder that in the face of adversity, with determination, compassion, and a commitment to justice and equality, one can leave an indelible mark on the world.

On January 23, 2022, we bid farewell to him, but his spirit lives on in the hearts of those he touched. As we remember him, we honor not just a life well-lived but a legacy that continues to inspire us to strive for a better, more just world.