STATE TIMES NEWS
JAMMU: The Jammu Kashmir Reserved Categories Empowerment Alliance (JKRCEA) organised intellectuals meet to commemorate Buddha-Ambedkar Jayanti here at K L Sehgal Hall on Monday.
The meet was inaugurated by G.R Bhagat, Retired Secretary to J&K Government in the presence of B.R Lachotra, Ex-DG, Statistics & Planning Development and Monitoring Department, J and K.
Dr Sanjay Bhasin, President, JKRCEA, while welcoming the delegates at the meet, said that Dr B.R Ambedkar envisioned an India where all sections of society are politically empowered, economically developed, socially equal and emancipated and culturally civilised and free. So he wanted political, economic, social, and cultural inclusion of all sections of society in the development process, he said, adding that India is still far behind from realisation of his vision for a number of reasons. He further informed the delegates that this state level intellectuals meet intends to gather scholars of various fields of study from different parts of J&K State for discussion and deliberations to draw a roadmap for realisation of Baba Saheb’s inclusive India dream.
On this occasion, the intellectuals, social activists, women and students drawn from whole state of J&K participated in the deliberations.
In the first session, Tarsem Lal Moolnivasi spoke on sub-theme, ‘Reasons of Moolnivasi-Bahujan disunity and solutions for unity.’
Lok Nath and Dr Zabeer Ahmed Bajjar also spoke in the first session. The second session was chaired by S.R Majotra, Advocate Shah Mohammad Choudhary and Tulsi Dass Langeh Prof Kali Dass and Rakesh Atri also spoke in the second session.
The third session was chaired by Prof G.L Thappa, Sham Lal Basson and Ramesh Kumari. Sunita Bangotra, Neha Kumar and Shabnam discussed about the role of women & youth in Moolnivasi Bahujans movement.
Later, at the valedictory function, Dr. Sanjay Bhasin, President, JKRCEA and Dr. Zabeer Ahmed, General Secretary donated an ambulance to the society. On the occasion, www.jkrcea.com the website of the Jammu Kashmir Reserved Categories Empowerment Alliance (JKRCEA) was also launched.
