CM, Raghubar Das alongwith all the State department Secretaries on Constitution Day took oath to abide by the Constitution of India. Following the oath ceremony, CM appealed to the people to eradicate all social disparities present in the society. CS, Rajbala Verma, Principal Secretary to CM, SKIPA Director General shared the dais with the CM on the occasion.
Quoting Dr. BR Ambedkar, Das on the occasion Das urged to the people to follow his ideologies to eradicate all evils from the society. “Following the Constitution, all of us must try to clear the existing social disparities prevalent in society. We must pledge to promote Ambedkar ideologies. As mentioned by Dr. Ambedkar, our constitution is good and only good people can implement it. At present, we have political freedom yet we are not free in several social outlooks and it needs to be addressed soon,” added Das while addressing the people present at SKIPA.
A special gathering was organised at District Collectorate on the Constitution Day. Ranchi DC, Manoj Kumar along with other officials and staffs pledged to follow the guidelines of the constitution. Kumar also highlighted the importance of the day with the officials present.
On the Constitution Day, a Child Cabinet organised at several schools in Capital City imparted the importance of Constitution Day and the role of Constitution in running the world’s largest democracy. Approximately, four-lakh Government school students took oath and pledged to abide by the constitution of India.
Focusing on importance of Constitution Day, a special morning assembly organised at Oxford Public School (OPS) witnessed active participation of school students. School faculty administered the oath to the students to safeguard the constitution of India. Suraj Sharma, Principal of the school called upon all the students and staff to be committed to safeguard the Constitution of our country. Similarly, mass gathering by NSS at BIT Mesra marked the constitution Day.
In a special programme organised at National University of Study and Research in law (NUSRl), IG Operations and Police spokesperson, MS Bhatia addressed the student gathering at NUSRl focusing on vital issues that have crippled the development of State. Focusing on women centric issues, Bhatia spoke about the present status of trafficking, migration, witchcraft practice and other related issues in Jharkhand sharing his views with law graduates.