“Bharatiye

values alone will pave the way for a developed Bharat”: Prof. Rajsharan Shahi

Resolutions

on topics like education, social transformation, natural disasters, divisive

forces and Bangladeshi infiltration to be passed in 71st National Conference

Lucknow/Dehradun,

26 Nov (HS): The one-day Central Working Committee meeting of Akhil Bharatiya

Vidyarthi Parishad concluded in Devbhoomi Uttarakhand’s Dehradun. The meeting

was inaugurated by ABVP’s National President Prof. (Dr.) Rajsharan Shahi,

National General Secretary Dr. Virendra Singh Solanki and National Organising

Secretary Ashish Chauhan at the ‘Late Shri Radheshyam’ Meeting Hall set-up in

‘Bhagwan Birsa Munda Nagar’ at Dehradun’s Parade Ground. A total of 107

representatives from across the country participated in this meeting.

On

the occasion of the 350th martyrdom day of Shri Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji, a sacred

water-urn from his martyrdom site, Gurdwara Sheesh Ganj Sahib in Delhi, was

brought to the conference venue by ABVP Delhi’s State Secretary alongwith other

karyakartas. After a grand welcome, National President and General Secretary

placed the urn in the main hall of the meeting for the representatives from

across the nation to pay obeisance. The arrival of this sacred water will

awaken the memory of Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji’s immortal sacrifice among the youth.

In

this one-day Central Working Committee meeting, significant discussions took

place on education and subjects related to society. Deliberation was also held

on the five resolutions to be passed in ABVP’s 71st National Conference. Based

on suggestions received from students, academicians and key stakeholders from

major universities across the country, extensive dialogue was held on crucial

issues such as education, social transformation, natural disasters, divisive

forces and Bangladeshi infiltration, which will be passed in the upcoming

National Conference scheduled from 28 to 30 November.

ABVP

National General Secretary Dr. Virendra Singh Solanki also presented details of

ABVP-led student unions elected in universities and colleges across the nation.

Convenors of various forums and activities of ABVP also shared information

about the special events and programmes being conducted across the country.

ABVP’s

National Executive Council meeting will be organized tomorrow, 27 November, at

the same Parade Ground in Dehradun. ‘Bhagwan Birsa Sandesh Yatra’, taken out

from his birthplace Ulihatu (Jharkhand) on the 150th birth anniversary of

Bhagwan Birsa Munda, and the ‘Maharani Abbakka Kalash Yatra’, taken out from

her birthplace in Karnataka on the 500th birth anniversary of Maharani Abbakka,

will reach the conference venue tomorrow.

ABVP

National President Prof. (Dr.) Rajsharan Shahi said, “ABVP’s Central Working

Committee meeting is significant in many ways. In this meeting, representatives

engaged in deep thinking and deliberation on important educational and social

issues. ABVP has always been committed to protecting constitutional values;

Bharatiye values alone will pave the way for a developed Bharat.”

ABVP

National General Secretary Dr. Virendra Singh Solanki said, “ABVP’s Central

Working Committee meeting concluded today in Bhagwan Birsa Munda Nagar, where

representatives held in-depth discussions on contemporary issues related to

education, society, environment, service, security and technology. A wide

dialogue on five resolutions related to education, social transformation,

natural disasters, divisisive forces and Bangladeshi infiltration also took

place, and all important suggestions received in today’s meeting will be

incorporated and passed in the upcoming National Conference. Certainly, after

these resolutions are passed, karyakartas across the country will work

effectively in their respective fields and educational institutions for their

implementation. Along with this, in the 71st National Conference, through

various speeches, dialogues and parallel sessions, important contemporary

issues will be deliberated upon, and ABVP will move ahead with full energy and

dedication in upcoming campaigns and programmes.”

Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi