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This is an archive article published on February 11, 2011

Focus on SC/ST students’ plight: Rahul

At the national executive meet of newly elected office bearers of National Student Union of India in Lucknow,AICC General Secretary Rahul Gandhi reviewed the organisation’s work in each state.

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At the national executive meet of newly elected office bearers of National Student Union of India in Lucknow on Thursday,AICC General Secretary Rahul Gandhi reviewed the organisation’s work in each state.

Around 60 newly elected office-bearers of the NSUI attended the two -day meet — Lakshya 2011 — which was held out of Delhi for the first time to decide the action plan for the year ahead.

During the review,Rahul specifically mentioned efforts of the UP state unit in highlighting the plight of students in SC/ST hostels and their poor condition through a detailed study. He asked the national executive to take up similar study in other parts of the country as well and make it more aggressive.

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He told the gathering that how a team of NSUI volunteers headed by national secretary Bharat Kumar had prepared a detailed study on SC/ST hostels in UP and informed the members that how one of the Governors had also appreciated the work done by them in preparing the report.

“A decision was taken in the national executive meet of NSUI to take this programme nationally. The survey will now be done in every state and a massive agitation would be launched in states where government has turned a blind eye towards SC/ST students. The launch of this national agitation will be done in Uttar Pradesh,” informed Dwijendra Tripathi,UPCC spokesperson.

Rahul also asked the NSUI leaders to start preparing three months’ plan and call such meetings once in three months rather on the annual basis. He asked the members to be focused and aggressive in their efforts rather than leaving the issues mid-way.

When a member asked Rahul about their future in the organisation,Rahul got a bit irritated and told him that they will have to make their identity through their work.

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He told the newly elected executive members to raise the issues at the grassroots level and advised them to take up issue-based programmes across the country for greater impact. At the end of the NSUI meet,Rahul left for Delhi in the evening.

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