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Sheikh Abdullah’s Land Reforms Exemplified Dr Ambedkar’s Vision Of Equality In J&K: CM Omar

CM Inaugurates Dr B R Ambedkar Bhawan at Bari Brahmana

K H News Service by K H News Service
January 24, 2025
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Says “Dr. Ambedkar ensured equality, granted women equal voting rights at a time when many nations denied such basic rights. His Vision Established A Foundation Of Justice, Equality, Which Remains Unparalleled Even Today”

“In J&K Sheikh Mohammad Abdullah Complemented His Vision By Implementing Land Reforms That Restored Dignity, A Future To The Oppressed. Land Deeply Tied To Identity Preserving It Is Essential For Safeguarding Our Heritage, Future”

Jammu: Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Thursday emphasized the transformative vision of Dr B R Ambedkar and Sheikh Mohammad Abdullah in advancing equality and justice.
Speaking at the inauguration of Dr BR Ambedkar Bhawan, constructed by the Dr BR Ambedkar Educational Society in Bari Brahmana, he highlighted the significance of land reforms in Jammu and Kashmir as a step towards empowering the oppressed.
“Dr. Ambedkar gave India its constitution, enshrining equal rights without discrimination. He tirelessly fought for the rights of marginalized communities, giving them a voice, an identity, and a sense of dignity. In Jammu and Kashmir, Sheikh Mohammad Abdullah complemented his vision by implementing land reforms that restored dignity and a future to the oppressed. Land is deeply tied to identity and preserving it is essential for safeguarding our heritage and future,” the Chief Minister said.
He praised Dr. Ambedkar’s emphasis on education as a catalyst for transformation. “The establishment of this education society in Dr. Ambedkar’s name reflects his vision. This land has been dedicated to a library, study circle and community hall instead of commercial use. These facilities will enable the youth to study Dr. Ambedkar’s works and conduct research, while also providing a space for social gatherings, for those in need,” he stated.
Recalling Dr. Ambedkar’s role in framing India’s constitution, Omar Abdullah noted its revolutionary principles.
“Dr. Ambedkar ensured equality from the very beginning, granting women equal voting rights at a time when many nations denied such basic rights. His vision established a foundation of justice and equality, which remains unparalleled even today,” he said.
He acknowledged the gaps in representation and stressed the need for greater efforts to realize Dr. Ambedkar’s dream of true equality.
“If Dr. Ambedkar had foreseen the underrepresentation of women in assemblies and parliament in 2025, he might have introduced reservations for women from the start. While we have made progress, with women achieving milestones like becoming prime ministers and presidents, the journey toward equality continues,” he remarked.
The Chief Minister also drew attention to India’s achievements in gender equality, which surpasses those of many nations.
“In contrast to some countries that have yet to elect a woman leader, India’s strides in empowering women are a testament to Dr. Ambedkar’s vision,” he added.
Concluding his address, Omar Abdullah assured the audience that the Charter of Demands presented at the event would be given due attention.
“I assure you that every effort will be made to address your concerns and fulfill your requests,” he said.
The Chief Minister expressed his gratitude for the opportunity to inaugurate the Bhawan, describing it as a landmark institution that embodies Dr. Ambedkar’s ideals of education, equality, and progress.
Advisor to the chief minister Nasir Aslam Wani, Deputy Commissioner Samba Rajesh Sharma, president Dr BR Ambedkar Education Society Bari Brahmana Pooran Chand, General Secretary of the organisation Romesh Chand, senior officers and other staff bearer of the organisation were also present on the occasion.

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