PaRCha - JNU - All Organisations - 2002 ID-42135
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Lok Janshakti Party was formed on 28 Nov. 2000 under the leaderstlip of Ramvilas Paswan. Lok Janshakti party oontams the spirit of democracy. secularism, social harmony. soc~al JustK:e, National dew!~creation of socialist state. natioo.ll integrity and transfer of governance In the hands of the pc or The party will fulfil the dream of establishing ·Four tier Governance ' by decentralizing economic and Point .
governance. .
Lok .JMshaktl Party believes in the ' Total Revolution o prakash Narayan,"soclaflsm· ot Lohia and fig)t for th'J ca humanism and egalitarianism of AJnbedkar. Commur Capitalism are two forefront ideologies but to foster a 1 egalitarian society, socialism, is as exigent as huma Ambedkar. Between economic democracy and p democracy the difference is that of class and classles strucll.Jre thefefore a middle path has to be adopted a propessive democracy. lok JanshakU follows I' constituents of sociaflsm like Riglt to education, Rtght t Riglt to work, Social Justice and Secutarism .
It is in the wake of the formation of lok Janshakti party ideology came to ligrtand further led to the fonnaboo of C Lok Janshakti on JNU campos. As the deteriorating situabc JNU which is panlc-s1rict<en by the pseudlitiCal corruption resulting in lack of faith in the democratic system. Necessary steps will be taken to eliminate political COfruptioo. We favour transparency 1n politics. Our party will lay emphasis oo taking financial asststance from the common man rather than from big industrialists .
·Jal Justice : A ten year time bound programme will be formulated to bring all Oalits, backwards. Minorities and other weaker sections of the society at par with the other commooities. With a view to provide social justiCe, our effort would ensure reservatoos tor Dalit:s, backwards and most-backwards in the government services, and also in the pnvate industry, where public funds have been invested. For backWard classes, which have been deprived of the benefrts of reservation in government services, rt would be necessary to ensure the~r share as well In the reservations. Solution will be found for this. .
nor1tles : It will be our priority to give proper representation to minorities in police and para-military forces In the central and State Governments. Campaign will be launched raising the oorpus fund of the Maulana Azad Education Foundation for the propagation of education and literacy amongst the minorities Propagation of modem technical education will be an Important step to bring the minorities, partlcularty the women Into the national mainstream. It will be our endeavour to continue the traarttooaJ courses as also tne moaem and sctentn1c educatiOn In all Madarsas All steps wtll be taken to effectlvely lmplemeot the nghts of the mlnorrties under Article 29 and 30 of the consttM.Ion .
Schedu!e9 ~tiel and Scheduled Tribes : Special training faCilrties Will be extended, at all levels, to the students belonging .
to scheduled cAstes and Scheduled Tribes. Government orders oo reserv J'IC'ns w1ll be plOvided legal backing. .
Speo al C.: · w111 be set up under the provision of Prevention of Atror '1 f:-duled Castes and Scheduled Tribes Act in ord~ r;peedy jus1ice to lhe hopeless victims. .
We r on : The party will ensure not only 33o/o res women from Panchayat to vidhall sabha and Lo4o' but would also ensure their equal status and pa t 'tl,. men 1n all walks of life. .
N tates : We would like to bring the miS:gtOOed y h E:.astem States into the national mainstream. W vour lace-to-face dialogue wrth them. their .
g. uld be adequately addressed and they would be al lk out ltleir own action plan for their development W ~r formulatiOn and immediate implementatioo of sp Ammes lor these states. Our party will take fOIIov. ps to solve the problems of North-Eastern states ; .
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Uocondit;ooal talks with the terrorists. .
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To stop t11ega1infiltration from across the border into the North·Eastarn states, talks should be held with the governments of respective neighbouring countries having common border with the North-Eastern states. .
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Intelligence agencies in the North-Eastern states will be strengthened. .
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Efforts will be made fOf the promotion and marketing of the products of small and cottage Industries as well as handicrafts. .
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Ensure optimum utilization of funds received from the Central Government. .
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Provision of suitable transportation system in North-Eastern States .
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Establishment of adequate number of health centers. .
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Simplification of taws governing financial aid to Triba!S, Dalits and people livinO below the poverty line. .
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Economic Polley: We are committed to the rapid economic development of the country, but we feel that economic development itself cannot solve all the problems of the country. In fact the fruits of economic development should reach the common man and this can happen only when the budgetary allocations reflect the needs and aspirations of the poor, unemployed, underprivileged and undernourished people of India. WhHe continuing the process of economic rei'oiTTls, we resolve todevelop the national economy on the basis ofnational consensus. .
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PaRCha - JNU - All Organisations - 2002 ID-42135
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A4 .
Lok Janshakti Party was formed on 28 Nov. 2000 under the leaderstlip of Ramvilas Paswan. Lok Janshakti party oontams the spirit of democracy. secularism, social harmony. soc~al JustK:e, National dew!~creation of socialist state. natioo.ll integrity and transfer of governance In the hands of the pc or The party will fulfil the dream of establishing ·Four tier Governance ' by decentralizing economic and Point .
governance. .
Lok .JMshaktl Party believes in the ' Total Revolution o prakash Narayan,"soclaflsm· ot Lohia and fig)t for th'J ca humanism and egalitarianism of AJnbedkar. Commur Capitalism are two forefront ideologies but to foster a 1 egalitarian society, socialism, is as exigent as huma Ambedkar. Between economic democracy and p democracy the difference is that of class and classles strucll.Jre thefefore a middle path has to be adopted a propessive democracy. lok JanshakU follows I' constituents of sociaflsm like Riglt to education, Rtght t Riglt to work, Social Justice and Secutarism .
It is in the wake of the formation of lok Janshakti party ideology came to ligrtand further led to the fonnaboo of C Lok Janshakti on JNU campos. As the deteriorating situabc JNU which is panlc-s1rict<en by the pseudlitiCal corruption resulting in lack of faith in the democratic system. Necessary steps will be taken to eliminate political COfruptioo. We favour transparency 1n politics. Our party will lay emphasis oo taking financial asststance from the common man rather than from big industrialists .
·Jal Justice : A ten year time bound programme will be formulated to bring all Oalits, backwards. Minorities and other weaker sections of the society at par with the other commooities. With a view to provide social justiCe, our effort would ensure reservatoos tor Dalit:s, backwards and most-backwards in the government services, and also in the pnvate industry, where public funds have been invested. For backWard classes, which have been deprived of the benefrts of reservation in government services, rt would be necessary to ensure the~r share as well In the reservations. Solution will be found for this. .
nor1tles : It will be our priority to give proper representation to minorities in police and para-military forces In the central and State Governments. Campaign will be launched raising the oorpus fund of the Maulana Azad Education Foundation for the propagation of education and literacy amongst the minorities Propagation of modem technical education will be an Important step to bring the minorities, partlcularty the women Into the national mainstream. It will be our endeavour to continue the traarttooaJ courses as also tne moaem and sctentn1c educatiOn In all Madarsas All steps wtll be taken to effectlvely lmplemeot the nghts of the mlnorrties under Article 29 and 30 of the consttM.Ion .
Schedu!e9 ~tiel and Scheduled Tribes : Special training faCilrties Will be extended, at all levels, to the students belonging .
to scheduled cAstes and Scheduled Tribes. Government orders oo reserv J'IC'ns w1ll be plOvided legal backing. .
Speo al C.: · w111 be set up under the provision of Prevention of Atror '1 f:-duled Castes and Scheduled Tribes Act in ord~ r;peedy jus1ice to lhe hopeless victims. .
We r on : The party will ensure not only 33o/o res women from Panchayat to vidhall sabha and Lo4o' but would also ensure their equal status and pa t 'tl,. men 1n all walks of life. .
N tates : We would like to bring the miS:gtOOed y h E:.astem States into the national mainstream. W vour lace-to-face dialogue wrth them. their .
g. uld be adequately addressed and they would be al lk out ltleir own action plan for their development W ~r formulatiOn and immediate implementatioo of sp Ammes lor these states. Our party will take fOIIov. ps to solve the problems of North-Eastern states ; .
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Uocondit;ooal talks with the terrorists. .
.
.
To stop t11ega1infiltration from across the border into the North·Eastarn states, talks should be held with the governments of respective neighbouring countries having common border with the North-Eastern states. .
.
.
Intelligence agencies in the North-Eastern states will be strengthened. .
.
.
Efforts will be made fOf the promotion and marketing of the products of small and cottage Industries as well as handicrafts. .
.
.
Ensure optimum utilization of funds received from the Central Government. .
.
.
Provision of suitable transportation system in North-Eastern States .
.
.
Establishment of adequate number of health centers. .
.
.
Simplification of taws governing financial aid to Triba!S, Dalits and people livinO below the poverty line. .
.
.
Economic Polley: We are committed to the rapid economic development of the country, but we feel that economic development itself cannot solve all the problems of the country. In fact the fruits of economic development should reach the common man and this can happen only when the budgetary allocations reflect the needs and aspirations of the poor, unemployed, underprivileged and undernourished people of India. WhHe continuing the process of economic rei'oiTTls, we resolve todevelop the national economy on the basis ofnational consensus. .
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