Akhil Bharatiya Kshatriya Mahasabha Holds Shaurya Swabhiman Conference in Kanpur, Demands Equal Laws and Merit-Based Rights

Kanpur : The Kanpur division of the Akhil Bharatiya Kshatriya Mahasabha hosted the Shaurya Swabhiman Sammelan at Keshavpuram, Awas Vikas in Kalyanpur. The convention was presided over by State President Manoj Singh Bhadauria, with National President Kunwar Harvansh Singh attending as the Chief Guest and former Minister Badshah Singh as the Special Guest, alongside numerous senior organizational leaders.

Addressing the gathering, National President Kunwar Harvansh Singh stated that the Kshatriya community has historically worked to unite all sections of society. He noted that ongoing attempts to divide society do not serve the national interest and urged members to maintain unity while actively contributing to the country's strength.

State President Manoj Singh Bhadauria discussed the historical context of duty-based social structures and voiced strong objections regarding caste-specific laws, existing reservation norms, and certain UGC guidelines. Calling for their withdrawal, he advocated for equal rights and uniform legislation, stressing that promoting a merit-based system is essential for the nation's overall progress.

Highlighting the organization's legacy, National Senior General Secretary Raghvendra Singh Raju mentioned that the Akhil Bharatiya Kshatriya Mahasabha was established in 1897. He pointed out the historic sacrifices and contributions made by the community, including the surrender of princely states, land, and forts to build a united India, and called on members to remain organized against injustice.

During the convention, key organizational appointments were announced. Dr. Maya Singh was nominated as the Division President for the Veerangana Sabha, while Harveer Singh Sengar (Auraiya), Bhanu Pratap Singh (Kanpur Dehat), and Dinesh Singh (Mahoba) were named District Presidents for their respective regions.

The event featured poetry recitations by Dr. Shobha Singh, Dr. Sushma Singh, Ajeet Singh Rathore, and Dr. Veena Singh, with stage proceedings conducted by BP Singh. A large number of key functionaries and community members attended the conference.

(Report : Sanjay Shukla)