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BAMCEF publicity pamphlet released
Backward and Minorities Communities Employees Federation (BAMCEF) state president B Chennaiah appealed to the employees belonging to SCs, STs, Backward Classes and minority communities to make the Federations 32nd national-level meeting a grand success.
Nalgonda: Backward and Minorities Communities Employees Federation (BAMCEF) state president B Chennaiah appealed to the employees belonging to SCs, STs, Backward Classes and minority communities to make the Federation’s 32nd national-level meeting a grand success.
The meeting will be held from December 25 to 28 at Palamakula village in Ranga Reddy district. Releasing a publicity pamphlet of the meeting here on Friday, Chennaiah said that the Federation has been working to protect the self-respect of Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes and minority communities in the country.
Panel discussions would be conducted on different issues relating to SCs, STs and minorities at the three-day national level meeting, which was aimed at propagating the Phule-Sahu-Ambedkar ideology and organise agitations based on them, he added. Chennaiah said that nearly one lakh employees belonging to SCs, STs and minority communities would attend the meeting.
