Thiruvananthapuram: Social Democratic Party of India (SDPI) will face the elections on its own and prove its mettle, said national president E Aboobacker. He was inaugurating grand public meeting here held as part of the conclusion of Jana Kerala Yathra organized by SDPI.

SDPI can prove its presence without affiliating either to UDF or LDF. We will show our might within short span of time. Our party will not be allowed to be sandwiched by these two fronts. During the last by elections we have shown it with the votes we could gather- he said.

SDPI has its own vote bank in most of the constituencies, by which the election result can be determined. The popularity and reception the Jana Kerala Yathra got during its 24 day journey are amble evidence for the support the party has.

For the uplift of backward communities the smaller parties should join together with SDPI in its efforts to avail social justice- he added.

Jana Kerala Yathra Concludes with Mass Rally

Thousands of enthusiastic participants marched through the main roads of the city, heralding a new dawn of hope and inspiration in the political empowerment of backward, minority sections of the society. The slogans which were raised in the rally were clear indicators of the ideals the party stands for.

Jana Kerala Yathra which was flagged of on 2nd of this month at Hosangadi, Kasarkode covered all the 14 districts of the state, enjoying warm welcome form the different sections of the society. The rally was led by Adv. K P Muhammad Shareef (state president of SDPI), P K Gopinath, (Vice president, SDPI), M K Manoj Kumar, P Abdul Majeed Faizee, P K Radha etc. After that a grand public meeting was held at Dr. Ambedkar Nagar. E Abubacker, national president of the party inaugurated the program. Former Pondichery MLA M Elangovan was the chief guest. State president Adv. K P Muhammad Shareef chaired the function. M K Manoj Kumar, P Abdul Majeed Faizee, P K Radha, Moovattupuzha Ashraf Moulavi, V T Ikramul Haq (SDPI), P Abdul Hameed (State General Secretary, Popular Front of India), M M Kaber, P K Sukumaran (Samajwadi Party), Gilbert Rodrigo (Advisor, Tamilnadu-Pondichery Fisher People Federation), Laha Gopalan (Leader, Plachimada Land Agitation), S Kuttappan Chettiyar, Sree Raman Koyyon (Dlit Maha Sabha), Chndra Sekharan (V.S.D.P), Das K Varkala (DHRM), Sree Mandiram Prathapan (Deseeya Janavedi), S Prakash Menon (Highway Action Committee) spoke on the occasion.

The Yathra leaders including its captain K Manoj Kumar, vice captain Muvattupuzha Ashraf Moulavi have etched out a special place in the hearts of the Kerala society.

Assign lands for landless, Put an end to atrocities against Dalits and Adivasis, Stop police terror against minorities, Restore reservation policy in the constitution, Take action on Mishra Commission report are the main slogans being raised in the Jana Kerala Yathra.

Jana Kerala Yathra in Capital City; Will Conclude Today

Thiruvananthapuram: Jana Kerala Yathra organized by Social Democratic Party of India got rousing reception in the capital city of Kerala yesterday. Hundreds of people gathered at Pangode to receive the Yathra. The story of other reception points in the district like Kilimanoor, Kallambalam, Attingal, Kaniyapuram, Pothankode, Vembayam, Nedumangad, Tholikkode, Kattakata was not different. People includig women and children waited for long to accord warm welcome to the Yathra and its leaders.

Most of these people who gathered here were form the downtrodden sections of the society. They wished the Yathra and the organizers all the best in their endeavor to bring justice for the deprived sections of the society.

The Jana Kerala Yathra which began from Hosangadi, Kasarkode on 2nd of this month has passed through all 14 districts within its journey of 23 days. The fact that the historic Yathra was well received by the people of Kerala was evident form the enthusiasm shown by them to receive the Yathra and to accompany it. They could find their political future in this budding organization. The slogan it raised during the Yathra and the discipline it maintained throughout the journey and the organizing skills to conduct this Yathra in a fool-proof manner were genuine reasons for them to celebrate.

The Yathra leaders including its captain K Manoj Kumar, vice captain Muvattupuzha Ashraf Moulavi have etched out a special place in the hearts of the Kerala society.
The jana Kerala Yathra will conclude in Thiruvanathapuram with a huge rally and grand public program.

National president of SDPI, E Abubacker will inaugurate the public meeting. Former Pondichery MLA M Elangovan will be the chief guest.

It’s High Time for Backward Sections to Unite: Thaheedul Islam

Kollam (Kerala): For the liberation of backward sections of the society, it’s high time for them to unite, said Thaheedul Islam, Social Democratic Party of India’s West Bengal president. He was inaugurating the public meeting at Ayathil junction held as part of reception accorded for Jana Kerala Yathra by SDPI.

The unity of the oppressed people is the very aim of the party, he added. Even after six decades of independence, the majority of the country id reeling under hunger and poverty. The upper class people who constitute only 15 percentage of Indian population are in the helm of all affairs. All governments and parties which claim to be secular are discriminating against Muslims, Dalits and other backward classes, he told the big gathering who reached here to welcome Jana Kerala Yathra.

Even in West Bengal, where so called pro-poor communist party is in power for last three decades, backward sections are below poverty line. The government there couldn’t even give safety for minority communities from the atrocities of Hindutwa forces, he alleged.

The Yathra was received by hundreds of people of Kollam with great fervor and enthusiasm this morning. It will continue its journey through the district tomorrow before entering Thiruvananthapuram. The Yathra which began form Kasarkode on 2nd of this month will conclude on 24.

Assign lands for landless, Put an end to atrocities against Dalits and Adivasis, Stop police terror against minorities, Restore reservation policy in the constitution, Take action on Mishra Commission report are the main slogans being raised in the Jana Kerala Yathra.

SDPI to hold ‘Ladies Parliament March’ against WRB

Alleppey (Kerala): The Social Democratic Party of India, (SDPI), will hold "Ladies Parliament March" and stage "dharna" (sit-in) against the Women Reservation Bill in the present form on May 13 at Jantar Mantar in New Delhi.

Addressing a Press conference E. Abubacker, SDPI national president, after the party's two-day National Working Committee, (NWC), meeting which concluded here on Sunday, said women leaders associated with the party and delegates of Muslims and other minorities, OBCs, Dalits, STs and other communities from various parts of the country would stage the protest demonstration.
The NWC meeting was presided over by Abubacker. Advocate Sajid Siddiqui, vice president of the party, welcomed the NWC members while A. Sayeed, general secretary, presented the secretary’s report.

Abubacker said that after the conclusion of the "dharna" a delegation of the participants will meet the President of India Mrs. Pratibha Singh Patil and present her a memorandum demanding her not to give assent to the Bill in its present form unless a provision is made in it for sub-quota for women of all weaker sections of the country as demanded by these communities from the very beginning.

This protest demonstration is a prelude to the national-level campaign of the party on the issue which would be held in the coming September, he added.

Replying to questions Abubacker said the present form of the Bill is a hidden agenda for reducing strength of SCs, STs, OBSs and minorities in the legislature. The prevalent quota of SCs and STs will come down by one third in case the Bill is passed by Lok Sabha in the present form, he pointed out.

This hidden agenda of the political parties of high castes which are supporting the Bill shall be exposed, he asserted.

Moreover, he said, the highly inadequate representation of Muslims in the Indian Parliament will further have a setback. A number of drawbacks have already been raised by several political parties and communities leaders for amendment in the Bill for making it reasonably democratic in nature, he informed.

Abubacker said that it is strange that the parties who are championing the cause for women reservation in legislature fail to give 33 per cent representation to women in their own rank and file and it is rightly concluded that they are not serious about the women reservation and just raised a populist issue for taking women as a large vote bank.

Meanwhile, he informed that apart from taking stock of the party's activities a number of other resolutions were passed in the NWC meeting. One of the resolution adopted was about the unethical reserving of constituencies and wards for SC/STs and women in Muslim dominated areas to undermine the democratic rights of the Muslim community. The resolution deplored this move vehemently and the SDPI resolved to fight tooth and nail the conspiracy of earmarking constituencies and wards as reserved for SCs, STs and women in Muslim concentrated localities. The SDPI has resolved to fight it out legally and build up public pressure on the powers that be to undo the wrong done to the Muslim community.

Abubacker said a package of programme has been chalked out for the expansion and strengthening the base of SDPI in northern states of India.

Hafiz Manzoor Ali Khan, who is the president of Rajasthan unit of SDPI, was elected as secretary of the party in the meeting, he informed.

He said that after reviewing the working of various state units of the party, the NWC decided to launch membership campaign in various states.

Meanwhile, other resolutions passed in the NWC meeting included (i) Implementation of Justice (retd.) Ranganath Mishra Commission’s recommendations; (ii) Expressing anguish and concern on atrocities being committed against Dalits in Gujarat; (iii) Condemning the meeting of Buddhadev Bhattacharya, the Chief Minister of Left government in West Bengal, with the Ambassador of Israel and (iv) Appeal to include all Indians in the ongoing Census without any discrimination.

Jana Kerala Yathra in Pathanamthitta amid people’s enthusiasm

Rafeejudheen Shah speaks at Pathanamthitta program

Pathanamthitta: SDPI’s Jana Kerala Yathra entered Pathanamthitta on its 19th day today amid warm welcome from the people. Hundreds of people waited at Thiruvalla to receive the Yathra led by M K Manoj Kumar and Muvattupuzha Ashraf Moulavi. More than 200 bikes and several four wheelers followed tha Yathra to KSRTC junction at Thiruvalla, which is the first reception point in the district.

It got spectacular receptions at Payippatu, Mallappalli, Vaypur, Kottangal, Chungappara, Alapra, Ranni, Konni, Pathanamthitta and Pandalam.

Yathra captain Manoj Kumar visited Chengara land movement leader Laha Gopalan and pledged solidarity in his efforts to avail lands for landless tribal people here who are in war path with this demand.

The public meeting held at Adoor was inaugurated by Rafeejuddeen Shah, state secretary of Manipur SDPI.

Jana Kerala Yathra’ organised by Social Democratic Party of India was flagged off at a largely-attended public function at Hosangady Kasarkode on 2nd of this month, creating a new wave of enthusiasm and confidence among backward sections of the society.

Assign lands for landless, Put an end to atrocities against Dalits and Adivasis, Stop police terror against minorities, Restore reservation policy in the constitution, Take action on Mishra Commission report are the main slogans being raised in the Jana Kerala Yathra.

Outdated parties Clear Ways for SDPI: Abdul Rasheed Agwan

Kottayam: Outdated parties in the country are clearing the way for Social Democratic Party of India (SDPI), said Abdul Rasheed Agwan, national council member from Delhi.

He was speaking at a public meeting at Kottayam town, as part of the two day reception accorded to Jana Kerala Yathra in the district yesterday.

Day by day the rich in our country are becoming more and more rich while the poor here are struggling for basic necessities of life. The backward, minority, Dalit people are being the victims of pre-planned communal violence perpetrated by Hindutwa forces.

In West Bengal, where the so called people’s party is in power for decades, the situation of common man is pathetic- he added.

SDPI is the party of today and tomorrow. People from all over the country are eagerly accepting the party. Within a short span of time SDPI could make its presence in 17 states and formed state level committees in 12 states- he said.

The district level public meeting was inaugurated by Bajhamin Shah, leader of Manipur state SDPI.

Hundreds of people participated in the public program conducted at Market Junction in Kottayam.

Yathra experienced the enthusiasm of people at various reception centers in district.

Yathra entered Alappuzha district today. It will conclude in state capital, Thiruvananthapuram on 24th of this month.

No interest for government to edify Muslims and Daliths: E.Abubkkar

Udupi: “In India, Condition of Daliths and Muslims is pathetic, No interest for administrative system to edify them from this situation”, said E.Abubakkar, National President of Social Democratic Party of India. Who was addressing to a District Convention in Udupi conducted by SDPI Udupi unit at Bangle Ground, Kapu on Thursday, 15^th April.

“Daliths are being exploited across the country, but governments failed to prevent this. The Government, which has not provided basic needs for aboriginals, is exploiting them in the pretext of operation against Naxals”, he criticized.

“No representation has been given for Muslims in Government Services. After Independence since last 60 years, Muslims have been facing communal violence, but no development plans are made to uplift them. Conspiracies are made to diminish Muslims economically by creating communal violence”, he added.

“Administrative System is not providing any chances to Muslims, to empower themselves in educational sector. The government, which has shown a great interest to punish the culprits of Akshardhama attack, is not keen to punish the culprits of Gujarath genocide, it clearly shows discrimination by the government” he said.

SDPI State General Secretary Abdul Hannan delivered theme speech while state president Abdul Majeed presided over the program. Vice president Prof.Naznin Begam, who won the bbmp election recently, was felicitated in the program.

SDPI national General Secretary C.R.Imthiyaz, religious scholar of Udupi Jamiya masjid Moulana Abdul Rahman shirani, SDPI state committee member Hemalatha and Khasim Barakur were participated in the program.

SDPI leaders Hamee Gulam Uchil, Dildar Hamjad Bhatkal, Muneer Saheb Kandlur, Aboobakkar Padur, Muneer Kandlur, Siraj Husain Karkala, Muhiaddin Uchila, Nazir Ahmad Udupi, M.S.Muhammad Padubidri, Jamal Brahmavara and Abdul Hakim uchila, Shahajan Brahmavara, Thajuddin Brahmavara were also present.

District President Abdul Rahman Malpe welcomed while district General Secretary Ibrahim Katapady delivered vote of thank. Abdul Khadar coordinated the program.

SDPI’s Bangalore Victory, People Are Real Winners: Prof. Nazni

Nazni speaks at Ernakulam

Kochi: The victory of SDPI candidate in Bangalore corporation election was people’s victory, said Prof. Nazni Beegum, who had won as party candidate from Padrayanapura constituency in BBMP election, 2010. She was delivering key note address in reception accorded to SDPI’s Jana Kerala Yathra in Sahodaran Ayyappan Nagar at Aluva.

My rival candidates contested the election in the constituency spending three crore rupees to bribe the voters and they used their muscle power to intimidate them. But people’s will power and disciplined works of SDPI cadres helped me to win the seat, she said.

The Bangalore victory shows us that if we stand along with people, finding solutions for their grievances, we will have every chance to win the their hearts and win the elections- she added.

She alleged that the central and state governments are ignoring farmers. If this situation persists, we will have to starve to death within short period of time, she said.

Abdul Hannan, secretary of Karnataka state SDPI, Muhammad Aslam, secretary, Ernakulam district, Jo Antony, All India general secretary of Samajwadi Party, Velamanoor Unni, state organizer of Dalit Human Rights Movement, M K Manoj Kumar, captain of Yathra, Moovattupuzha Ashraf Moulavi, vice captain, Yousuf Waynad, director of Yathra.

Jana Kerala Yathra got rousing receptions at various places in Ernakulam district today.

Hundreds of people waited in each reception points to welcome the Yathra.

Jana Kerala Yathra’ organised by Social Democratic Party of India was flagged off at a largely-attended public function at

Hosangady Kasarkode on 2nd of this month, creating a new wave of enthusiasm and confidence among backward sections of the society.

Yathra comes to Ernakulam from Vypin

Hosangady Kasarkode on 2nd of this month, creating a new wave of enthusiasm and confidence among backward sections of the society.

After the rousing receptions from northern districts Yathra has entered Eranakulam district this morning.

Jana Kerala Yathra will reach Thiruvananthapuram on 24th of this month.

SDPI works for Gandhiji’s India: Dahlan Baqavi

Thrissur: Social Democratic Party of India (SDPI) works towards the creation of India envisaged by our father of nation, said Muhammad Dahlan Baqavi, President of Tamilnadu SDPI. He was inaugurating public meeting at Kodungallur, Thrissur, held as part of reception for Jana Kerala Yathra.

The present governments and political parties are caring for the interests of upper classes and well to do people. They are ignoring millions and millions of people who are suffering in villages, where Gandhiji had said the real India rests, he said.

SDPI has come as a new dawn for the oppressed and marginalized people of the country. Coming days are of new hope for them, Baqavi added.

After the rousing receptions from northern districts Yathra has entered Eranakulam district this morning.

Jana Kerala Yathra will reach Thiruvananthapuram on 24th of this month.

Growth of SDPI can’t be stopped: Tamilnadu Vice President

Palakkad: Nobody can halt the growth of Social Democratic Party of India (SDPI), the new political organization in India, formed to protect democratic rights of the people especially of those who are backward and marginalized, said Abdul Hameed alias Bilal, vice president of SDPI, Tamilnadu said. He was inaugurating public meeting at Manjakkulam, Palakkad, held as part of reception for Jana Kerala Yathra. Within 20 years the party would reach the power centers in Delhi, he added.

When other parties are going after people with membership forms, people are coming after SDPI. The victory of SDPI candidate in Bangalore corporation election is the proof for the growth of the party, he said.

After the rousing receptions from northern districts Yathra will enter Thrissur district tomorrow morning.

Jana Kerala Yathra will reach Thiruvananthapuram on 24th of this month.

Jana Kerala Yathra Enters Palakkad District

Padinjarangadi: Jana Kerala Yathra led by Social Democratic Party of India (SDPI) entered Palakkad district today after the two day long journey through Malppuram district. Hundreds of people waited at Neeliyattu, Padinjarangadi along the two sides of the road, to welcome the Yathra.

Jana Kerala Yathra, flagged off from Kasarkode on 2nd of this month, has already become the household name in the areas it covered. Thousands of people, especially from backward-minority communities, gathered at reception points. People in every walks of the society are showing great interest and enthusiasm to receive the Yathra and give ear t the slogans it raises.

‘Jana Kerala Yathra’ organised by Social Democratic Party of India was flagged off at a largely-attended public function at Hosangady Kasarkode on Friday evening, creating a new wave of enthusiasm and confidence among backward sections of the society. National vice president of the party Advocate Sajid Hussain Siddeeqi handed over the party flag to the captain of the Yathra, M K Manoj, State General Secretary of SDPI.

The play ‘Bharath Café’ being staged as part of the Yathra got big applause from the audience. The short play dealing with contemporary issues like state terrorism in the name of war on terror and Maoist hunt has become a crowd puller at reception points.

Yathra will conclude in Thiruvananthapuram, the state capital, on 24.

SDPI conducts a convention in Manglore

Manglore: A convention for party workers of Social Democratic Party of India held at the Twon Hall, Manglore on Friday, 9th April.

Shamshuddin, President of SDPI Manglore South constituency, in his inaugural speech said, “We have to work hard and should engage ourselves in social work to step in to power very soon”.

Criticizing the Congress party, chief guest Hameed Manjeshwara said that after Independence for 60 years Congress party had used Muslims only as Vote bank and nothing had been done for them.

Nasir, General Secretary of SDPI Manglore District said that make nation free from hunger and free from fear was main purpose of SDPI. He called all SDPI activists to work hard for Gram Panchayath Election which will be conducted in state soon.

Speaking to gathering Abubakkar Kulayi, president of SDPI, Corporation Area Manglore said that Sachar committee report has revealed backwardness of Muslims in all fields, but Government was not taking any measures to edify Muslims in the country.

Abdul Aziz, vice president of SDPI Dakshin kannada, Abdul Jaleel were present at the dais. Shameer Angaragundi welcomed while Abubakkar Vamanjoor delivered vote of thanks. Yasin Arkula coordinated the program.

Rousing Reception for Jana Kerala Yathra In Malappuram

Manjeri: Malappuram distrcist, the land of legendary struggles against colonial powers, wholeheartedly welcomed Jan Kerala Yatra led by Social Democratic Party of India (SDPI) today. It entered the district this morning via Ramanatukara, with the escort of 500 bikes and 200 cars. More than 2000 people gathered in precession at district border to receive the Yatra.

On the seventh day the Yatra got rousing receptions at Pulikkal, Kondotty, Pookotur, Valluvambram before it concludes at Manjery for the day.

Jan Kerala Yatra, flagged off from Kasarkode last Friday, has already become the household name in the areas it covered. Thousands of people, especially from backward-minority communities, gathered at reception points. People in every walks of the society are showing great interest and enthusiasm to receive the Yatra and give ear t the slogans it raises.

Elaborating on the slogans of the Yatra, director V T Ikramul Haq spoke about the hypocrisy of mainstream political parties in the country. The so-called pro minority parties were using them as mere vote banks to gain the power. In issues like Babri Masjid, Women Reservation Bill, these parties were betraying the community- he said.

SDPI state general secretary P Abdul Majeed Faizee, Captain of the Yatra M K Manoj Kumar, SDPI state vice president P K Gopinathan, state leaders K Muhammdali, Yahya Thangal, spoke at various reception points. People at various centers submitted memorandums to the leaders highlighting various popular demands.

‘Jan Kerala Yatra’ organised by Social Democratic Party of India was flagged off at a largely-attended public function at Hosangady Kasarkode on Friday evening, creating a new wave of enthusiasm and confidence among backward sections of the society. National vice president of the party Advocate Sajid Hussain Siddeeqi handed over the party flag to the captain of the Yatra, M K Manoj, State General Secretary of SDPI.

Assign lands for landless, Put an end to atrocities against Dalits and Adivasis, Stop police terror against minorities, Restore reservation policy in the constitution, Take action on Mishra Commission report are the main slogans being raised in the Jan Kerala Yatra.

The play ‘Bharath Café’ being staged as part of the Yatra got big applause from the audience. The short play dealing with contemporary issues like state terrorism in the name of war on terror and Maoist hunt has become a crowd puller at reception points.

SDPI’s Jan Kerala Yatra becomes a hit in North Kerala

Kozhikode: Jan Kerala Yatra led by Social Democratic Party of India (SDPI) has drawn the attention of the people in northern Kerala within first week of its start from Kasarkode. It has become a topic of talk here for last couple of days. People in every walks of the society are showing great inetrest and enthusiasm to receive the Yatra and to listen the slogans it is raising.

On the sixth day of the Yatra it re entered Kozhikode district after the journey through Wayanad district. Today the Yatra was accorded warm welcome at Eengappuzha, Thamarassery, Koduvalli, Mukkam, Kuttikkattoor and Kundamangalam. After receptions at Vellayil and Mathottam the Yatra will conclude at Ramanatukara for today at 8pm. It will continue its journey through Malappuram district tomorrow.

Jan Kerala Yatra got grand receptions at various points in Kasarkode, Kannur, Wynadu and Kozhikode districts during last six days. Hundreds of people waited for long at each and every reception centers.

Hundreds of people gathered to receive the members of the Jan Kerala Yatra were a clear indication of the many such cheerful receptions that lies ahead, till the march concludes in Thiruvananthapuram on 24th of this month.

In Wynadu district Jan Kerala Yatra had struck a special chord with Adivasi people. They received the members of Yatra in traditional way. They gave memorandum to the leaders of SDPI demanding their support for their agitation for the sake of land.

‘Jan Kerala Yatra’ organised by Social Democratic Party of India was flagged off at a largely-attended public function atHosangady Kasarkode on Friday evening, creating a new wave of enthusiasm and confidence among backward sections of the society. National vice president of the party Advocate Sajid Hussain Siddeeqi handed over the party flag to the captain of the Yatra, M K Manoj, State General Secretary, SDPI.

Distribute lands for landless, Put an end to atrocities against Dalits and Adivasis, Stop police terror against minorities, Restore reservation policy in the constitution, Take action on Mishra Commission report are the main slogans being raised in the Jan Kerala Yatra.

The play ‘Bharath Café’ being staged as part of the Yatra got big applause from the audience. The short play dealing with contemporary issues like state terrorism in the name of war on terror and Maoist hunt has become a crowd puller at reception points.

The conference at Hosangadi was inaugurated by Kamal Akthar MP, Leader of Samajwadi Party (SP). Muslims were become more amd more backward during the rule Congress party, he said. It’s time to fight on our own for our rights waiting for nobody to come to our rescue. Now the Muslim league is has almost become a Soniya league, he said assuring that the Samajwadi Party will work in association with the SDPI.

Advocate Sajid Hussain Siddeeqi, Vice President of SDPI National Committee, Muvatupuzha Ashraf Maulavi, Abdul Majeed Kodlipete, President of SDPI, Karnataka State, A Saeed, General Secretary of SDPI National Committee, K.H Nasar, Treasurer, Popular Front of India, Kerala, Ikramul Huq, Director of Jan Kerala Yatra, Kuttappan, State President of Samajwadi Party, and others spoke on the occasion.

Felicitation for SDPI winning Candidate Prof. Nazneen

Bangalore: The SDPI Bangalore District Committee organised a felicitation programme for the BBMP Padrayanpura ward winning candidate Prof. Nazneen. The programme was held at Deccan House Bangalore. Speaking on the occasion SDPI State President congratulate Prof. Nazneen and stated that this is an Historic win of the masses. SDPI State General Secretary emphasized that this win is a stepping stone for many victories ahead. Prof Nazneen thanked all the cadres and leaders for their hardwork and decidated efforts in the campaign. She stated that working for the upliftment of the society will be her top priority.

Others present in the programme were Dr, Mehboob Shareef, Anis Ahmed and Riyaz Pasha NEC members Popular Front of India, Afsar Pasha Popular Front Karnataka General Secretary and AMM Shafi National Working Committee member SDPI. Umar Faroof Bangalore district SDPI General Secretary gave the vote of thanks.

BBMP Election: good Performance by SDPI Candidates
Bangalore: Social Democratic Party of India (SDPI) Candidate Prof. NaZni Begum, Msc from Padarayanapura Ward, Bangalore won the BBMP election held here on on 28th Mar 2010. Nazni Begum bagged 6230 votes and won by 2030 votes against JDS candidate Zarina, who is in second place with 4,200 votes. Congress secured third place with 1400 votes while BJP gained 4th place with 390 votes here.

In D.J.Halli ward SDPI candidate Hemalata, MBA secured third place with 2450 votes while Congress candidate Govindaraj won the contest with 6,391 votes. JDS candidate is in second slot with 4,450 votes.

Also in JJR Nagar SDPI managed to secure third place with Ayesha Banu bagging 2017 votes. Seema Sanam, a congress candidate, won the election with 6,883 votes while second and forth placed JDS and BJP bagged 4,568 and 1,437 votes respectively.

SDPI Candidate Mujahid Pasha.A, BSc from Siddapura ward bagged 2,374 votes while winning candidate Uday Shankar from congress party bagged 5,326 votes. JDS candidate Sardar bagged 3720 votes to get second place while BJP in third place with 2,675 votes.

In Manorayanapalya ward SDPI candidate Asma Tahir, Bsc secured 1064 votes while congress candidate Ayisha Fouzia won the election with 6,146 votes. The BJP candidate Lokanath is in second place with 4325 votes.

In J.C.Nagar ward Congress candidate Govindraj won the election with 6,391 votes while BJP candidate Ganeshrav secured second place with 5858 votes. JDS and SDPI got third and fourth place with 642 votes and 294 votes respectively.

SDPI Candidate Won BBMP election held in Bangalore on 28th Mar 2010

Bangalore: SDPI Candidate Prof.NaZni Begum, Msc from Padarayanapura Ward, Bangalore won the BBMP election held here on on 28th Mar 2010.

Nazni Begum bagged 6230 votes and won by 2030 votes against JDS candidate Zarina, who is in second place with 4,200 votes. Congress secured third place with 1400 votes while BJP gained 4th place with 390 votes here.

Eleven candidates of Social Democratic Party of India contested Bruhath Bengaloru Maha Nagara Palike held on 28th March 2010.
SDPI Candidates are Prof.NaZni Begum, Msc from Padarayanapura Ward, Safeena Banu from Thanisandra Ward, Ayesha Mohammadi from Nagvara ward, Asma Tahir, Bsc from Manorayanpalya ward, Ayesha Banu from JJR Nagar ward, Mujahid Pasha.A , Bsc, from Siddapur ward, Moulana Syed Saifulla from yelchanhalli ward, Syed Mustafa, B.E from J.C.Nagar ward, Hemalata, M.B.A from D.J.Halli ward, Sumaiah B.com from K.G.Halli ward and V.Thirumalesh from Rayapuram ward.

‘Jan Kerala Yatra’ starts after Adv. Sajid Siddiqui hands over SDPI flag to Manoj Kumar

Kasaragod (Kerala) April : An impressive “Jan Kerala Yatra” (People’s Kerala journey) of Kerala state unit of Social Democratic Party of India, (SDPI), started from Hossangadi about 30 kms. from Kasaragod in north Kerala to the state capital Trivandrum on Friday evening after Adv. Sajid Siddiqui, national vice president of SDPI, handed over the flag to Manoj Kumar, the captain of the “Yatra”.

Several hundred activists of SDPI, mostly youths in their teens pumped up with enthusiasm, riding all types of vehicles be it two, three or four-wheelers with green-red party flags having a star in the center fluttering atop, rolled out from the venue at Hossangadi from where the “Yatra” started after the inaugural function.

The activists raised party slogans with alacrity which reached a crescendo as the three-week long state-wide “Jan Kerala Yatra” moved forward. The air was thick with faces of SDPI party workers lit-up with the spirit of nationalism, patriotism and a commitment to bring about a positive change in the political scenario of the country at the national and state level.

The inaugural function was marked by inspiring speeches of SDPI national and state leaders and Samajwadi Party Rajya Sabha member Kamaal Akhtar.

The leaders in their fiery rhetorical speeches urged the masses to unite as they resolved to empower all marginalized sections of the society by mobilizing themselves into a political force, instead of remaining as mere vote banks of different political parties in elections. The audience listened to their leaders in rapt silence and often clapped heavily to express their approval to the exhortations of the speakers.

The main objective of this journey is to introduce to the political conscious people of Kerala about the ideology of the newly formed SDPI whose slogan is “Freedom from Fear and Freedom from Hunger”. The captain and vice captain of the “Jan Kerala Yatra” are M. K. Manoj Kumar and Ashraf Maulvi respectively.

Speaking on the occasion Samajwadi Party MP Kamaal Akhtar said lauded SDPI for waging battle for the rights of Muslims, Dalits and Other Backward classes people. He lamented that Congress has always kept these people in fear and used them as vote banks. He appealed the assemblage to make SDPI strong so that in 2014 Lok Sabha elections the party becomes No. 1 in the state and then Mulayam Singh’s Samajwadi Party will stand with it in the Parliament.

Akhtar criticized Congress that its intentions are not good to grant share in the Women Reservation Bill, (WRB), to Muslim women and other weaker sections of the society. He wondered that feuding parties like CPM, CPI, BJP who always cross swords on issues came on one platform with the ruling Congress when WRB was passed n Rajya Sabha. He lamented that Union Minster E. Ahmed of Muslim League also sided with the Congress on the issue like other parties. He termed Muslim League which is a major partner in Kerala politics has become “Sonia League” for t has harmed the interests of Muslims.

He alleged that in last 62 years 16000 communal riots have taken place in India with mostly Muslims remaining at the receiving end when Congress ruled for more than 50 years. However, those responsible have not been punished whereas the murderers of Indira Gandhi, Rajiv Gandhi, Beant Singh (former Punjab Chief Minster), Gen. Vidhya etc. have been hanged.

Adv. Sajid Siddiqui called upon those who were embarking on the state-wide journey to take the message of the “Yatra” to every home in the state so that the people are well aware of SDPI which has come up on the political scene to fight for the rights of the common man.

Later, C. P. Muhammad Ali and N.U. Salam translated Akhtar’s and Siddiqui’s speech in Malayalam respectively.

Others who spoke on the occasion included A. Sayeed, SDPI general secretary; Adv. KP Mohammad Shareef, Kerala state president of SDPI; KPA Majeed Faizy, Kerala state general secretary; Abdul Majeed Kodalipet, Karnataka state president; Manoj Kumar, the captain of the “Yatra”; K. H. Nasar, Treasurer Popular Front of India, (PFI); Karunakaran, Mavilon Cultural Movement; and P. K. Radha Krishnan, (Apad Boo Samara Samiti).

At the outset Ikram-ul-Haque, Director of the “Jan Kerala Yatra”, delivered welcome speech while at conclusion of the programme A. Shafi, District president SDPI, Kasaragod, proposed a vote of thanks.

Later, a public meeting was held at Kasaragod wherein journalist Pervez Bari, SDPI Media secretary, was the chief guest. A host of state and district leaders also addressed the meeting.

Pervez Bari speaking on the occasion stressed upon forging unity amongst Muslim Ummah and adhering to the teachings of the Holy Quran and Sunnah to achieve the goals in this life and Hereafter. While throwing light on the prevailing political scenario in India, Bari said the emergence of SDPI on the political horizon is a boon for the marginalized, minorities and Other Backward Classes of people. The secret of success lies in the unity of these people and become empowered to share political power to fulfill the dreams which lie unrealized since India’s independence.

It may be mentioned here that SDPI was formed to realize a social order and political system based on the Constitutional ideals of justice, equality, liberty and fraternity. The SDPI was officially constituted on June 21, 2009 in New Delhi and was formally launched a month later on July 29 with E. Abubacker of Kerala as its president, Advocate Sajid Siddqui of Bhopal as vice president and A. Sayeed also of Kerala as general secretary.

On October 18 last year the SDPI manifesto was released in National Delegates Meet held in New Delhi. The manifesto highlighted that two fears obstruct the organic development of the citizens which are: Fear of hunger and fear of violence. The party will work for absolute removal of these two fears from the mind of common man.

The manifesto called for the empowerment of all marginalized sections of the society by mobilizing themselves into a political force, instead of remaining as mere vote banks of different political parties in elections. It demanded balanced representation of all social groups in legislatures and all administrative bodies nominated by government, in proportion to their population.

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