मध्यप्रदेश श्रमजीवी पत्रकार संघ का नीमच प्रांतीय सम्मेलन सम्पन्न 

CURATED BY – SHREE NIWAS MISHRA | CITYCHIEFNEWS

Maihar, To make Madhya Pradesh Shramjeevi Patrakar Sangh more strong, every member will have to work with dedication. To remove the discrepancies seen during the activities of the union in the present times, everyone should work together with a spirit of cooperation towards each other. This view was expressed by the state president of the union Shalabh Bhadoria while presiding over the 24th provincial conference and state working committee meeting of Madhya Pradesh Shramjeevi Patrakar Sangh organized in Neemuch on Sunday.

To inspire all the members of the organization, he mentioned the poem of national poet, MP and former minister Bal Kavi Beragi, who was a well-wisher of the organization. In this, Beragi ji had written that -
One day I said only this much to the sun...

Why was there so much darkness in your empire. He roared in anger

What can I do alone.. How long will I die for you worthless people.. Don't get into the trap of worshipping the sky..

This battle is very fierce..

Let me fight a little... You fight a little..!

Through this poem, he tried to make all the colleagues aware to discharge their responsibilities honestly.

Shri Bhadauria, while stressing on journalist unity, asked to do positive and excellent journalism for the public interest. Shri Bhadauria has asked all the district units of the Sangh to make the target of membership 25 percent more than the current year under the membership campaign of the year 2025. The work of strengthening the organization should be done at a fast pace by connecting new energetic journalists with the activities of the Sangh. Referring to the upcoming programs, he informed that proposals for organizing provincial conferences and provincial working committees have come from some places from Indore and Sehore district units. These will be considered and a decision will be taken soon.

On this occasion, the chief guest was regional MP Sudhir Gupta, Rajya Sabha MP Banshilal Gurjar, former minister and MLA Omprakash Sakhlecha, Neemuch MLA and former journalist Dilip Singh Parihar, Manasa MLA Aniruddh Madhav Maru, Municipal Council President Swati Chopra, District Collector Dinesh Jain, Public Relations Officer Jagdish Malviya were also present. The conference was inaugurated by the guests by worshipping Maa Sharadey and lighting the lamp and by doing Saraswati Vandana of small girls of Saraswati Shishu Mandir. The state officials of the Sangh were also present on this occasion. While verbally welcoming all the guests of the conference and journalists from all the districts of the state, Neemuch District President of the Sangh Pradeep Jain said in his emotional welcome speech that senior social workers of the district have provided tireless support for the program. Mr. Jain welcomed everyone in his welcome speech. While introducing the topic of the provincial conference and provincial working committee meeting, senior leader of the association Sharad Joshi apprised the guests about the 21-point demands of the journalists including implementation of journalist protection law, restarting railway concession, forming journalist welfare commission, giving concession to accredited journalists at toll booths of national highways and also presented a copy of the memorandum given to the Chief Minister.
The General Secretary's report was presented by the acting State General Secretary Satyanarayan Vaishnav. It included the account of the activities of the last one year. State Treasurer Shishupal Singh Tomar presented the account of income and expenditure. Which was approved unanimously after discussion and serious deliberations.\
Former minister and Jawad MLA Omprakash Sakhalecha, who was present on the dais, said that the BJP government always works with a positive attitude towards the interests of journalists. Our government has fulfilled many demands of the journalists. We are always with you for the interests of journalists in the future too. MLA Shri Sakhalecha told all the journalists that even today the importance and quality of newspapers is alive because the vigilant journalist is discharging his duties with integrity. Newspapers are still considered reliable, the scope of social media is increasing but the public is not able to reach. In the program, Neemuch MLA Dilip Singh Parihar said that I know the problems of journalists very well because I myself have been a journalist, so we will convey every reasonable demand of yours to the Chief Minister and try to find a solution. Shri Parihar accepted from the dais that there was a time when he had done the work of distributing newspapers and writing editorials honestly to earn a living. That is why the intellectuals of the area were successful in making their reach. Manasa MLA Aniruddh Madhav Maru said that journalists work to make us aware and awaken us. We will help in fulfilling your demands by conveying your every point to the government. Shri Maru said that according to the current circumstances, journalists should also keep reviewing their work. Madhya Pradesh Shramjeevi Patrakar Sangh should also play its role in this. Collector Dinesh Jain said that administration and journalists are two wheels of the same vehicle. We try to pay serious attention to every point raised by you. Due to this, the general public is greatly benefited. In the provincial conference, the Shramjeevi Bulletin special issue was released by the guests. In the program, state working presidents Dilip Singh Bhadoria Mohammad Ali, Upendra Gautam, Anil Tripathi, General Secretary Sunil Tripathi, Executive General Secretary Satyanarayan Vaishnav, Membership Scrutiny and Campaign Committee Convenor Saral Pratap Singh Bhadoria, Electronic Media Cell Convenor Manoj Goswami, Joint Secretary Neeraj Singh Raghuvanshi, State Vice President Rishi Kumar Sharma, Ujjain, Ram Kishore Agarwal Chhatarpur, Amit Dwivedi Singrauli, Rajkumar Dubey Morena along with state officials from all districts of the state and hundreds of members including division and district presidents, vice presidents were present. The visiting guests were welcomed by Neemuch District Unit President Pradeep Jain and his team. The program was conducted in two sessions. The first session was in the form of provincial conference and the second state working committee meeting in which the decisions of the previous meeting and upcoming topics were discussed. The program was conducted by Kapil Singh Chauhan and former state working president Rizwan Ahmed expressed gratitude. At the end of the program, tearful tributes were paid by all the comrades present to the members of the organization, the journalists who died in the country and abroad during the last three months and the martyred soldiers protecting us on the country's border. In this, two minutes of silence was observed by the comrades present for the peace of all the departed souls including Dr. Arun Sharma, a resident of Pahadgarh in Morena district.
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Social workers of the city were honored -
During the ceremony, Madhya Pradesh Shramjeev Patrakar Sangh Neemuch district unit honored senior social worker of the district Satyanarayan Gagarani, District Collector Dinesh Jain, young social worker Arul Arora, industrialist Sabir Khan, Swaraj Textile, journalist and Indore Press Club Arvind Tiwari, doctor Sarfaraz Mansuri, social worker Ramnivas Patidar, journalist Bharat Jat, Morvan, journalist and former general secretary of the organization Rakesh Son Shravan Patidar, City Council President Diken, Narayan Ji Charan Garwada, Puraan Sehgal Manasa, Rajasthan film actress Pratishtha Thakur, Doctor Akshita Vyas Diken by the guests by giving them congratulatory letters and shawl and coconut.
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Members gave suggestions for strengthening the organization -
During the provincial conference and provincial working committee, the members have given suggestions for resolving the problems of journalists and providing facilities. Some of these suggestions will be included in the 21-point demand letter. Among them, Mandsaur's fellow member Devraj Porwal suggested that to strengthen the organization, workshops and special meetings should be organized every three months at the district level. Similarly, Jabalpur's divisional president Rajendra Mishra, while informing that as per the Supreme Court's instructions, the Ministry of Broadcasting has made self-certification mandatory in advertising publications, suggested to end this compulsion. Similarly, Tikamgarh District President Raghuvir Sahay Pastor demanded that accreditation cards be made for fellow journalists associated with the association. Senior leaders of the Sangh Rajkumar Dubey, Chambal division president, Radhakrishna Singhal, Ujjain division president Rajendra Rathore, Ujjain division executive president Dr. Pratipal Singh Rana, Badnagar division general secretary Rajendra Agarwal, Sagar division president Surendra Agarwal executive president Dick Sarvariya, general secretary Prateek Khare, state secretary from Umaria, Mehndi Hasan Ashok Nahar Agar, Abhishek Saxena Chintu, Morena district president Ramsharan Sharma and others also gave their suggestions. Along with all these, Shahdol district president Gajendra Singh Parihar, Anuppur district executive president Pradeep, Mandsaur district president Prakash Bansal, executive president Dr. Ajit Jain, Ratlam district president Bherulal Tank, Ujjain district president Ramchandra Giri, Dewas district president Anand Gupta, Shajapur district general secretary Manohar Bhai, Rajgarh district president Pankaj Agarwal general secretary Suresh Sharma, Bhopal division general secretary Sanjay Rathore, Harda district president Zafar Ansari, Betul district president Ranjit Singh, Raisen District President Rahul Rathore Divisional Vice President Mathura Rajak, Bhind District President Vikram Singh Jadoun Datia District President, Nitin Goswami, Sehore District President Naresh Yadav Executive President Kamlesh Vaishnav, Khandwa District President Manish Gupta, Dhar District President Avinash Dabar, Jhabua District President Mukesh Sisodiya, Umaria District General Secretary Vijay Divedi, Panna District President Dhananjay Shrivastava, Rewa District Executive President Akhilesh Tripathi General Secretary Shriprakash Tomar, Mauganj's friend Singrauli District President Dhirendra Dhar Divedi, Satna District General Secretary Mukesh Mishra, Gwalior District General Secretary Santosh Singh Kushwaha, along with about 500 members were present.