Ranchi : AJSU supremo Sudesh Mahato has taken steps towards bringing changes in the party’s Central Committee. In the important meeting held today, it has been decided that 50 percent of the Central Committee will be people whose age is below 40 years. There will be 30 percent women in the committee. They will be given officer level responsibilities. This means that now the responsibility of the party will be on the shoulders of the young comrades.
According to the party decision, the structure of the Central Committee will be such that there will be significant participation of youth and women. While discussing the expansion of the organization in the meeting held under the chairmanship of Sudesh Kumar Mahato, it was decided that to ensure social participation, office bearers will be given place in the Central Committee on the basis of the population of the state.
At least one woman and one man working with full dedication and dedication from every block and municipal body of the state will represent their area in the Central Committee.
Addressing the meeting, party president Sudesh Mahato said that the party can reach its goal only through discipline. The roots of the party will have to be strengthened in the state. The responsibility of taking the party forward is on everyone. Taking responsibility together, everyone has to add one lakh active members to the party within three months. Reviewing the convention, he said that the convention has a positive impact on the large population of the state.
People are appreciating the thinking and efforts of the conference. Now the time has come to implement the resolutions taken in the convention. During this, Sudesh Mahato attacked the government regarding the caste census and said that the Chief Minister should stop misleading the people of the state by writing letters and in other ways on the issue of caste census. The government should conduct caste census as soon as possible. This is a matter of monopoly of the Chief Minister.
Caste census is very important for every section of people living in this state. On the basis of this, many important decisions can be taken so that the person sitting in the last row can also develop. Party MPs, MLAs, former ministers, District Council President, Vice President, all District Presidents, Working Presidents and prominent leaders participated in today’s meeting.