The streets of Dehradun reverberated with the echoes of the Uttarakhand movement as thousands of people gathered for the “Mul Nivas Swabhiman Rally.” Organized by the Mul Nivas Bhu-Kanun Samyojan Sangharsh Samiti, the rally brought together people from various hills, reflecting a united call for the implementation of the 1950 cut-off year for original settlement
- Unity in Diversity:
- Thousands of residents, young and old, from different corners of Uttarakhand, joined the rally at Parade Ground.
- Slogans like “Koda Jangora Khayenge, Uttarakhand Banayenge…Bol Pahari Halla Bol” echoed through the air, symbolizing a collective spirit.
- The Mul Nivas Movement:
- The Mul Nivas Bhu-Kanun Samyojan Sangharsh Samiti spearheaded the rally, uniting social organizations, political parties, and common people.
- Mohit Dimri, the convener of the committee, emphasized that the movement is a fight for the identity and rights of Uttarakhand’s people.
- Mass Support and Resilience:
- Rally participants remained resilient despite government requests to postpone the event.
- The demand for the implementation of the 1950 cut-off year for original settlement remained the focal point of the rally.
- Mother Power in Traditional Attire:
- Women from across the state, adorned in traditional attire, added a powerful and cultural dimension to the rally.
- The common demand among all participants was the implementation of the 1950 cut-off year to safeguard water, forest, and land rights.
- Negi Da’s Initiative:
- Renowned folk singer Narendra Singh Negi, affectionately known as “Negi Da,” actively contributed to making the rally a success.
- Starting from Garur Ganga, the gateway to Badrinath, Negi Da ignited the spirit of the people through song, aiming to awaken their consciousness.
- The rally in Dehradun serves as a testament to the unwavering determination of the people of Uttarakhand. Their demand for the implementation of the 1950 cut-off year for original settlement is not just a call for policy change but a collective roar for the preservation of Uttarakhand’s unique identity and resources. As the movement gains momentum, the spotlight is once again on the government to address the concerns raised by its people. The Mul Nivas Swabhiman Rally stands as a milestone in the ongoing struggle for Uttarakhand’s rights.
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