Digital Desk, Bhopal. Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav on Sunday, 13 September at RCVP, Bhopal. Noronha will inaugurate the 32nd Foundation Day program of Madhya Pradesh Human Rights Commission organized at the Golden Jubilee Auditorium of the Academy of Administration and Management. Chief Minister Dr. Yadav will be the chief guest of the function and Tribal Affairs Minister Kunwar Vijay Shah will be the special guest. The program will be presided over by Dr. Awadhesh Pratap Singh, Chairman (Acting) of the Commission.
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There will be discussion on human rights of Scheduled Tribe category
In the programme, there will be speeches by speakers on the topic ‘Protection of human rights of Scheduled Tribes and access to them by government schemes’, as well as information about various schemes of Tribal Affairs Department will be given through presentation. In the program, citation certificates will be given to the excellent officers and personnel of the Tribal Affairs Department for their good performance in the Sadhna Week under Mission Karmayogi.
Souvenir and diary will be released
Chief Minister Dr. Yadav and guests of the event will release theme based ‘souvenir’ and multi-use diary published by Madhya Pradesh Human Rights Commission, Bhopal. The souvenir includes topic-based articles by various writers along with information related to the protection and promotion of human rights of the tribal class and their access to various government schemes.
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Tribal representatives and students will be involved
In the program Madhya Pradesh State Scheduled Tribe Commission Chairman Ramlal Rauteil, Principal Secretary of Tribal Affairs Department Gulshan Bamra, Commissioner Tarun Rathi along with senior officers-employees of Human Rights Commission and Tribal Affairs Department, departmental beneficiaries, representatives of voluntary organizations and students of tribal category will be present.