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Social Justice Conference calls for the "Build the Nation on Justice" will be held at Ramlila Ground in New Delhi on 26 and 27 November 2011. It is organized by Popular Front of India which is a Neo-social movement which strives for the empowerment of the weaker sections and marginalized communities with grass root level networking in many states of India. The Conference will be a get together of like minded organizations and movements which strive for the common goals.The first day of the conference will have two separate seminar session on the topics ‘Together for Empowerment’ and ‘People’s Right to Justice’. The second day will witness a large flow of masses to the Grand Public Meeting

Declaration

Social Justice Conference decision was taken at the two days meeting of the National Executive Council of the Popular Front of India in New Delhi.A nation-wide conference campaign is designed to take out the conference message to every nook and corner of the country.An organizing committee has been constituted for the conduct of the conference with Muhammad Ali Jinnah as general convener, Muhammad Shafi and Muhammad Roshan as conveners.A PFI Press release said K. M. Shareef, General Secretary of Popular Front.PFI Chairman E.M. Abdul Rahiman,Moulana Usman Baig, Moulana Kalimullah Rashadi, Adv. K. P. Muhammad Shareef and others participated.

Inauguration

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Inauguration Program in Mangalore

The office of the Social Justice Conference was inaugurated at Vardhaman City Plaza 2, Asaf Ali Rd, Near Ramleela Maidan, New Delhi on October 16th by Moulana Nawabuddin Naqshbandi, Chairman Muslim Muthahida Mahaz.According to a Press release issued by Mohammed Ali Jinnah, the Convenor of the Conference, the first copy of manifesto of the Social Justice Conference was issued by E. Aboobacker, the National President Social Democratic Party of India and the theme of the Social Justice Conference was delivered by Popular Front of India Chairman, E.M Abdul Rahiman.

The inauguration ceremony of Social Justice Conference campaign was conducted at the Nehru Maidan,Mangalore on Tuesday October 11. K M Shareef, National General Secretary, inaugurated the programme by way of waving the flag of Popular Front of India .Dr. C. S. Dwarakanath, the former chairman of the State Backward Classes Commission,Ilyas Mohammed Tumbe, PFI state president; Venkataswamy, the president of Samata Sainik Dal; and P. B. D’Sa, the district PUCL president; and many others were also present.

Publicity Programme of Social Justice Conference Held in Beltangady

A publicity program of the Social Justice Conference was held by Popular Front of India, here on Friday October 21.

Inaugurating the programme, AM Ataullah, zonal president of DK-Udupi said that the Dalith community which gave great leaders like Dr B R Ambedkar is banned from entering in to the villages. Muslims, whose part was stupendous in the country’s freedom struggle, are living in pathetic situation in the country even being worse than te Daliths. He said that few elements are trying to link Popular Front to terrorism even though it was working within the preview of law. The organization will never blow to any false propaganda and it has already reached 16 states of our country. He also invited people to Social Justice Conference, will be held on November 26-27 at Ramlila Maidan, New Delhi. Speaking at the programme, Abdul Majeed Kodlipete, Karntaka state president of Social Democratic Party of India said, “Our constitution says that no one can be subjected to discrimination on the grounds of caste, creed, religion and place of birth. But what is happening in our country? Upper class people in our country including politicians, police, and intelligence agencies are depriving the rights of backward sections of the society”.

He further adds, saying, “In our country 1% of farmers are sharing 99% of land while 99% of farmers sharing only 1% of land. Is it social equality?” He said Article 39 of Indian constitutions says that resources of our country should be shared equally. But now CBI enquiry has proved that, in Karnataka, Reddy brothers have owned mining resource of Rs 15, 000 crores.

Speaking about the 2G spectrum scam, he said, “The scandal cost Rs 1.76 lac crores for the state treasury. Several people in our country do not have even a piece of land to build a house while governments are competing against each other to give lands of our country for Multinational companies and SEZ.”

Konkan Coast: Goa drums up support for Delhi conference

As part of its national initiative to hold public campaigns in different parts of the country, the Popular Front of India - Goa (PFIG) held a public meeting at Lohia Maidan, Margao, on Saturday, to promote their upcoming social justice conference to be held in New Delhi.

At the event attended by the public in large numbers, PFIG members explained that the theme of the conference to be held on November 26 and 27 is "build the nation on justice."

"Our constitution says that no one can be subjected to discrimination on the grounds of caste, creed, religion and birth place etc. It also says that no one should be deprived from law or justice because of his/her economical condition," explained Shaikh Abdul Rauf, general secretary, PFIG.

PFIG members further stressed that the conference would focus on the problems of every Indian community and that all governments are similar when they come to the matter of all other minorities. "The conference sessions and the nationwide conference aims to motivate the masses for playing a pro-active role in nation building on the constitutional foundations of justice, liberty, equality and fraternity," said Rauf.

People of Karnataka pour in for Popular Front's Struggle for Social Justice

Puttur, Nov 15: A mega publicity programme of Social Justice Conference was held at Puttur recently. Thousands of people including women and children poured into the town, where Popular Front of India was once denied permission from celebrating Independence Day. A rally and parade was also held as part of the programme. The cadres and supporters of the organization participated in the rally that started from Duggamma Deranna circle and ended at Kille Maidan, Puttur.

Speaking on the occasion K M Shareef, general secretary of Popular Front of India, said, "Creating awareness among the common masses about their fundamental rights, making them to join the struggle is primary object of Social Justice Conference".

"Social Justice is not only an agenda of Muslims or Popular Front of India. But our freedom fighters had intended to establish social justice in the country after getting freedom from British colonialists. Our country gained freedom before 63 years, but a section of the society is still deprived of it," he added.

He said, "Our constitution says every citizen of the country should get social, political and economical equality."

"According to studies, 42 crore people of our country are living below poverty line. Plight of poor people in eight northern state is worse than 24 nations of South Africa. We do not have a strong economical policy", he said.

Prominant columnist Shiv Sundar said that Brahminism and Colonialism are biggest enemies of our country and RSS is spreading brahminism in the disguise of Hinduism. All progressive groups of our country are fighting against these elements.

He called upon unity of all sections of the society to establish social justice in the country.

Elyas Thumbe, state president of Karnataka, presided over the program. Speaking on the occasion he called upon all Muslim groups to extend support for the organization for the empowerment of the community. He said it is working for the developments of minorities, Dalits and all backward sections.

Sayyad Ibrahim Thangal Athur, Father William Martis, priest of Udyavar church, Abdul Vahid sait, vice president of Popular Front of India, Karnataka, Dalit Nagaraj, president of Dalit Panthers of India, Nurul Ameen, state committee member, Popular Front, Kerala, Abdul Latheef, state vice president, SDPI, Karnataka, S B Darimi, Imam of Uppinangady Jumma Masjid, spoke on the occasion.

SDPI Karnataka state president Abdul Majeed Kodlipete, Usman Haji Mittur, president of Markazul Huda Women's College Kumbra, Victor D'Silva Mangalore, Jalil Krishnapura, SDPI district president, Abdul Hameed Salmara, M.Kusappa, president of Dalith Sangarsha Samithi, Nuruddin Salmara, Popular Front national secretary Yasir Hasan and all state committee members and other members were present.

North-East India: Manipur Gets ready to attend SJC

Imphal, November 13 2011: Ahead of a Social conference at New Delhi on November 26 and 27, a state level seminar on the said issue was held at Manipur Press Club here today.

The State seminar organised by Manipur State unit Popular Front of India was attended by its president Mufti Arshad Hussain, NEC member of the Front Prof P Koya, former Manipur Human Rights Commission Member Ng Nongyai, Lilong Haoreibi College Lecturer, Hueiyen Lanpao daily editor M Shivdutta Luwang and Sharmila Kanba Lup convenor Janaki devi as the presidium members.

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