DLSA Gbl organises Awareness programme
GANDERBAL: The District Legal Services Authority (DLSA) Ganderbal Thursday conducted the second awareness programme on constitutional values and fundamentals of the Indian Constitution and Reading of Preamble, in honor of Constitution Day at Government Middle School Mammer, Hariganwan.
It is worth mentioning here that the Constitution Day is celebrated nationwide on November 26, 2023,
The programme was held under the guidance of Member Secretary, J&K Legal Services Authority, Amit Gupta and under the chairmanship of the Principal District and Sessions Judge, Ganderbal, Ritesh Kumar Dubey and under the guidance of the Civil Judge (Sr. Division) /Secretary, DLSA Ganderbal, Nusrat Ali Hakak.
The programme witnessed the presence of Adv. Sajad Ahmad Khan, teachers, students of Government Middle School Mammer, Hariganwan, and para-legal volunteers of DLSA Ganderbal.
During the programme, Advocate Sajad Ahmad Khan and students of Government Middle School read the preamble. Understanding of the preamble leads to a better understanding of the constitutional framework and empowers individuals to act as responsible citizens of the nation.
The awareness programme proved to be a valuable opportunity for the students to gain knowledge and a deeper appreciation for the constitutional values that shape the fabric of our society.
DLSA Ganderbal, remains committed to organizing such initiatives that promote legal literacy and empower individuals with knowledge about their rights and responsibilities.
In a powerful display of solidarity and advocacy, Dagger Women Warriors took the helm in commemorating the International Day of Elimination of Violence Against Women to be celebrated on 25 Nov every year. The event, held at Govt Medical College, Baramulla on 22 Nov 23 with unwavering determination, aimed to raise awareness and drive action against the pervasive issue of gender-based violence.
Led by a cohort of dedicated women officers, the event was a poignant reminder of the challenges women face globally. Through poignant speeches, interactive discussions by the organisers, attendees were sensitized to the urgency of addressing this pressing issue.
Advocate Sabreen of One Stop Centre, Baramulla, a keynote speaker, emphasized the importance of empowering survivors and breaking societal barriers perpetuating violence. “It’s imperative to unite and foster a safe environment where every woman feels secure and respected,” she remarked.
A symbolic candlelight vigil marked the conclusion of the event, honoring victims and survivors while reiterating the commitment to stamping out violence against women.
This commemorative event, spearheaded by Women Officers of Indian Army stands as a testament to their unwavering dedication to advocate for a world free from gender-based violence. As the world continues its battle against this scourge, their proactive efforts serve as a beacon of hope and inspiration for change.
