MPJ Celebrates 75 Years of Indian Constitution With Awareness Seminar

Proddatur -Andhra Pradesh (Before It’s News – IC): Students were enlightened on fundamental rights at a seminar organized by MPJ, emphasizing the significance of equality, freedom, and constitutional remedies.

• Seminar highlights fundamental rights

Marking the 75th anniversary of the Indian Constitution on November 26, the Movement for Peace and Justice (MPJ) conducted an awareness seminar at Urdu Junior College in Proddatur. The program aimed to educate students on their fundamental rights and the values enshrined in the Constitution.

MPJ State General Secretary Salim and Jamaat-e-Islami Hind State Advisory Council Member Mohiddin, as chief guests, explained key provisions of the Constitution. They highlighted rights such as equality (Articles 14–18), freedom of speech and expression (Articles 19–22), and freedom of religion (Articles 25–28).

• Understanding constitution for peaceful coexistence

Speaking on the importance of constitutional awareness, they stated, “The Constitution guarantees equality, freedom, and protection from exploitation. When the youth understand these principles, peaceful coexistence becomes possible.” They both emphasized the right to practice and propagate one’s religion and the prohibition of religious discrimination in government institutions.

• Constitutional pledge administered

The seminar concluded with the administration of the constitutional pledge by College Principal AV Ramana Reddy and Lecturer Khaja, reaffirming the commitment to uphold the values of justice, liberty, equality, and fraternity.

The event witnessed active participation from MPJ leadership, including District President Zakir Umri, Town President Hussain Basha, Vice President Nazir Ahmed, Secretary Mohammed Rafi, Media Secretary Aslam, Treasurer Ismail. Member Mukhtar and enthusiastic students also attended, making the event a success in spreading constitutional awareness among the youth.

MPJ’s initiative served as a reminder of the enduring relevance of the Constitution in promoting equality and safeguardingfundamental rights, inspiring students to embrace its principles in their daily lives.

(Source: IAIJ/BIN/DPJB)