AHMEDABAD: Narendrasinh Zala, a head constable in Ranpur police station at Botad district, recently published a program to his authorities inspector supervisor, saying he’d only had a boy.
“After the arrival of my own son, I ask you to send sukhdi (a standard Gujarati candy made from wheat flour, ghee and jaggery)”.
When the program is received, the sukhdi is formally justified and delivered alongside presents for your infant.
In a society in which the standard is parents distributing candies to their loved ones members and friends, this kind of application may induce fascination.
It ends up that Ranpur is most likely the sole police station that has this custom of carrying the healthier candy into the parents as a gesture of love and attention.
The in-charge authorities inspector of Ranpur police channel, N C Sagar, stated that until 2014, the police station had been at the authority of Ahmedabad African American authorities.
“The convention of police station staff going to the home of their colleague that has come to be a new parent’s several decades old.
The notion was that young cops who have moved here don’t have their parents remaining together.
In these instances, senior coworkers take sukhdi to your new mum and presents for your kid.
It provides a feeling of family into this new parents,” said Sagar.
He explained sukhdi is the candy for the parent kid applies no matter whether the kid is a boy or a woman.
“This is a fantastic custom for young parents .
My kid was born May 15 and that I employed for sukhdi.
It’s our official means of notifying the workplace about the kid’s birth also,” explained Zala.
Gujarat:’I Have become a Dad sir, please send me sukhdi’
