SC Morcha State president Panatala Suresh said the Legal Cell had been constituted to identify the social and legal problems faced by Dalits and extend support to them

Vijayawada: BJP State Organisation general secretary Nookala Madhukar urged lawyers of the SC Morcha Legal Cell to work towards ensuring justice for every Dalit family facing discrimination and social inequality. Addressing the State-level meeting of the BJP SC Morcha Legal Cell at the party’s State headquarters in Vijayawada on Sunday, Madhukar said lawyers should identify Dalits who were caught in false or illegal cases and provide them with necessary legal assistance. He said Dr BR Ambedkar had faced numerous humiliations and hardships but overcame them and gave the country a Constitution that continues to guide society. He called for creating awareness among Dalits about their constitutional rights and encouraging them to exercise and safeguard those rights. Madhukar stressed the need to bridge the gap between words and actions in the fight against caste discrimination and called for taking Ambedkar’s ideals forward in society.

SC Morcha State president Panatala Suresh said the Legal Cell had been constituted to identify the social and legal problems faced by Dalits and extend support to them. He said Dr Ashok had been appointed as the State-level convener and urged district-level conveners to strengthen legal assistance mechanisms. Andhra Pradesh Bar Council member and party office in-charge Uppalapati Srinivasa Raju, State spokesperson Shaik Baji, SC Morcha State general secretary Rakesh, vice-president Vulluri Gangadhar, zonal in-charge Mekala Laxman, district president Sarvasuddhi Raju, party Legal Cell member Ch Umamaheswara Reddy and others attended the meeting.

Courtesy : THI

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