MP News: NSUI demands to appoint a Dalit Vice Chancellor in Makhanlal Chaturvedi Journalism University
The demand to appoint a Dalit Vice Chancellor in Makhanlal Chaturvedi National Journalism and Communication University located in Bhopal, the capital of Madhya Pradesh, has created a political stir. This demand has been raised by the National Students Union of India (NSUI), and they say that a qualified personality coming from the Dalit community should be made the Vice Chancellor in the university.
By Laxminarayan Malviya
This demand has been raised by the Congress student organization at a time when there is a widespread debate on the contribution and legacy of Baba Saheb Bhimrao Ambedkar ji in the country and the state.
Questions on the policies of the government towards the Dalit society NSUI State President Ashutosh Chouksey issued a video message accusing the BJP government of insulting Dalits and Baba Saheb Ambedkar ji. He said, “Dalit students and teachers are constantly being insulted in the country’s largest journalism university.” Chaukse says that in this difficult time, Congress and NSUI stand with the Dalit community and support them. He further said that this university is one of the most important media institutions in India,
And in such an institution, appointing a qualified person from the Dalit community as the Vice Chancellor will present an ideal example of social harmony.
There is a need for an example of social harmony
NSUI State Co-Secretary Aman Pathan said that the government is constantly insulting the backward classes. In such a situation, appointing a Vice Chancellor from the Dalit community in honor of Baba Saheb Bhimrao Ambedkar will be an important step. He believes that this step will send a message of unity and equality in the society. He also said, “We hope that the Vice President and the Chief Minister will consider this legitimate demand and take the right decision in honor of Baba Saheb.”
Dream of equality for the entire society
In this regard, the NSUI in-charge of the university, Tanay Sharma, has also sent a letter to the Chief Minister, in which he has said that Baba Saheb Bhimrao Ambedkar had given the right to equality to the entire society through the Constitution. His aim was that no class in the society should feel inferior and everyone should get equal opportunities. Sharma stressed in this letter that “It is necessary to have the leadership of Dalit society in the educational field.” He also said that the appointment of a Vice Chancellor from the Dalit community in the university can present a great example of social harmony.
The appointment of the Vice Chancellor can give a sign of social change
Recalling the contribution of Ambedkar, NSUI believes that his ideals and thoughts should not be made just a political slogan, but should be implemented in various fields of society. If a Vice Chancellor from the Dalit community is appointed in Makhanlal Chaturvedi University, it will not only be a respect for Baba Saheb, but will also strengthen the spirit of equality and brotherhood in the society. This issue has given rise to a new debate in the university and in the state government. The question is arising whether Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav will consider this demand and take appropriate steps to implement it.
Congress and NSUI say that this step will not be just a political rhetoric, but a concrete step towards equality and harmony in the society. Advertisement Now it remains to be seen whether the state government and the university administration take this demand seriously and take one more step towards equality in society. This has become an important issue from a political and social point of view and more revelations related to it may happen in the coming time. The debate going on about this proposal in Makhanlal Chaturvedi National Journalism and Communication University proves that even today efforts are being made for the strong participation of Dalit society in India. Only after the reaction of the public on this issue and the government steps, it will be clear whether steps will be taken in the direction of this important change.
Courtesy : Hindi News