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Dalits can progress if they educate themselves: Karem Sivaji
The SC, ST commission chairman Karem Sivaji said that they will fight against untouchability and caste discrimination. He received the memorandums from the people in Tirupati on Saturday. Speaking to the media, he said that the problems of tribals at Papanasam were resolved.
Tirupati: The SC, ST commission chairman Karem Sivaji said that they will fight against untouchability and caste discrimination. He received the memorandums from the people in Tirupati on Saturday. Speaking to the media, he said that the problems of tribals at Papanasam were resolved.
They were allotted 36 shops at Papanasanam and nominal rents will be collected from them. All the officials were instructed to strictly adhere to the implementation of rule of reservation. The Commission will stand in favour of SC, ST employees, he assured. Assistant divisional schedule caste social welfare officer Chiranjeevulu Naidu, Tribal welfare officer Eswaraiah and others were present.
Later Sivaji unveiled the statue of Dr BR Ambedkar at Pathi Puttur of Vadamalapet mandal. Speaking on the occasion he said that every Dalit can progress well if they are educated like Ambedkar. He remembered the Smriti Vanam which is under construction at Amaravathi with Rs.100 crores.
Under Chandranna cheyutha scheme 12 thousand unemployed SC youth will be given training in skill development with Rs.22 crores. From Chandranna dalita bata scheme Rs.1061.97 crores were spent for the CC roads, drainage system and other needs. DCC Bank Chairman Amasa Rajasekhar Reddy, Social Welfare department JD Vijay Kumar, ZPTC K Subhashini, MPP Muralidhar Reddy, Sarpanch Subramanyam, Parmasivam, Rama Murthy and Ramesh participated.
