Parashuram Seva Samiti to Submit Memorandum to District Magistrate Demanding Economic Reservation on August 24

Meeting Held, Demands Discussed

A significant meeting of the Parashuram Seva Samiti, Uttar Pradesh (Registered) was held on Sunday at Gurukul Academy, Brahmannagar, Etawah. During this meeting, committee officials discussed upcoming programs and demands. The meeting was presided over by committee patron Om Prakash Dubey and conducted by State General Secretary Jaishiv Mishra.

Call for Economic Reservation

Dr. Sushil Samrat, the State President of the committee, announced that the Parashuram Seva Samiti will raise its voice in support of the upper caste community at Jantar Mantar in Delhi. He highlighted the committee's key demands and future plans, emphasizing that the current reservation system should prioritize economic criteria to provide equal opportunities to economically disadvantaged sections of society.

Memorandum to Be Submitted

Dr. Samrat further stated that the committee officials will submit a memorandum to the District Magistrate of Etawah on August 24, Monday, at 10 AM, addressed to the President of India. This memorandum will strongly demand the implementation of economic reservation. The committee believes this will benefit weaker sections of society who are currently excluded from caste-based reservations.

Goal of the Memorandum

The memorandum aims to clarify that all sections of society, regardless of caste or background, should receive assistance based on their economic status. This initiative, according to committee members, will be a crucial step towards establishing equality and justice in society, ensuring that deserving and needy individuals have equal opportunities to progress.

District-Level Protest Planned

Alongside the decision to submit the memorandum, the meeting also resolved that if their demands are not addressed promptly, the Parashuram Seva Samiti will organize a large-scale district-level protest demonstration in the coming days. This protest is intended to be a strong effort to convey their demands to the government and relevant authorities.

Participants in the Meeting

The important meeting saw the presence of many senior officials and members, including patrons Anand Prakash Narayan Dubey and Anil Dubey, State General Secretary Vinay Kumar Dwivedi, State In-charge of Ex-Servicemen Cell K.K. Tripathi, Sarvesh Kumar Sharma, State Treasurer Rajendradev Dubey, Gopal Ji Mishra, Ashutosh Tripathi, Youth District President Raj Tiwari, Piyush Dixit, and Rajeev Dubey. All assured their active participation in the committee's future programs and movements.