Inspector General (IG) Human Rights Tadasha Mishra has assured all possible support to Jharkhand chapter of All India Human Rights Association (AIHRA) on Tuesday during the celebration of International Human Rights Day.
On this occasion around 11 individuals contributing voluntarily service towards the society were felicitated by the IG at a seminar on ‘Moral Values-Social Relevance’ organized to spread awareness on need of Human Rights. “Honouring such people who are working for the humanity to bring a change is a wonderful moment for me. With regard to this, I assure to support full cooperation on behalf of my department to AIHRA,” she said. The types of complaints which are not entertained by AIHRA were explained in details here. AIHRA member Prem Prakash said, “Vague or frivolous nature complains or those complains pertaining to service matters are not dealt by this association.”
On the other hand, importance of this association was resembled with Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) which won the 28 seats in the recent New Delhi Assemble elections. “AAP convenor Arvind Kejriwal could strike the hearts of mass because of his determination to work for social change,” said Young Men’s Christian Association’s (YMCA) general secretary Emmanuel Sanga.
The impacts of daily soaps in transforming one’s attitude towards other were also highlighted followed with ill-effects of ignoring human rights. Tender Heart School Principal Manju Gargi said that crime against women, child labour and malnutrition in kids are increasing due to the narrow minded thought of thinking only for self and not for others.