TN CM Stalin to launch ‘All India Federation for Social Justice’
The Hindu
Mr. Stalin said this Federation would have leaders from depressed classes from all States, and would provide suggestions to States on laws related to social justice
Chief Minister M. K. Stalin, on Republic Day, said he would be launching an All India Federation for Social Justice soon, which would have ‘leaders from depressed classes from all States’ .
Addressing a national webinar on ‘Taking Forward The Struggle For Social Justice and Joint National Programme (JNP) for Social Justice Movement’, Mr. Stalin said “The [proposed] Federation will provide suggestions for all States to agree to laws related to social justice. The percentage of backward and oppressed communities may differ with each State; however, the ideology of social justice is the same. ‘Everything for everyone’ will be the base of this federation. This will be a federation that works to achieve principles of federalism and social justice,” he said.
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