Emphasizes Establishing Social Justice Mantra: Sudesh Mahato

Ranchi: Sudesh Kumar Mahato, the Central President of AJSU Party, stated today that the primary foundation of politics is to establish the 'mantra of social justice.' He emphasized the crucial role of society's leaders, especially intellectuals, in establishing this mantra. Sri  Mahato expressed the party's commitment to making this challenge easier through collective efforts.

The AJSU Party President addressed the Silly Vidhan Sabha level conference of the All Jharkhand Intellectual Forum held at Sati Ghat in Sonahatu block. Thousands of members and officials of the Intellectual Forum participated in the conference. Sri Mahato asserted that political and social awareness changes with time and place. However, the goal must be crystal clear, ensuring the welfare of every section of society. He urged everyone to take a pledge that no land in villages should go untilled and emphasized the need to abandon pride. Mahato stressed the importance of considering what one is giving to society and how people will remember them.

At the same event, Sudesh Kumar Mahato paid homage to the late Jan Nayak Karpoori Thakur, former Chief Minister of Bihar, on the occasion of his 100th birth anniversary by offering a garland to his portrait. He highlighted that Karpoori Thakur's receipt of the Bharat Ratna is an acknowledgment of his lifelong unprecedented work for the welfare of the poor and backward classes in society.

Several key figures from the Intellectual Forum, including President Dr. Domon Singh Munda, former Vice-Chancellor Dr. YC Mehta, Secretary-General Dr. Mukund Chandra Mehta, Central Spokesperson Dr. Devsharan Bhagat, Central Spokesperson Sudhir Yadav, Pushupatinath Mahato, Jaleshwar Mahato, Yogendra Nath Mahato, Vrindavan Mahato, Susant Singh, and Gangadhar Mahato, were prominently present during the occasion. This information was provided by AJSU's Central Chief Spokesperson, Dr. Devsharan Bhagat. 

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