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Saturday, 6 July 2013

Kolkata NGO discusses rights of handicapped


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Kolkata NGO discusses rights of handicapped


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A panel discussion on 'Importance of differently abled persons in Politics' was organized by National Institute of Professionals (NIP) NGO here on Friday.
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The panel discussion was joined by eminent personalities like, Tathagata Roy from Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), Aniruddha Roy Chowdhury from Trinamool Congress (TMC), along with NIP member Sumit Agarwal and others.


“Disables are always treated as outcast in the society; they are not allowed to mix with others. They are treated in special schools, special doctors and given special treatments. But the persons who are going through all these always have the idea that they are separated from the whole society,” said Agarwal.


“I on behalf of all the disabled people want to say that all the members should be given equal importance; they should flourish in their life. We are also a part of this society. I want that disabled people should be given seats in politics. If they come, then they can accelerate the health care system more,” he added.


"Nearly 5 percent population of India is suffering from some form of physical disabilities. Dipankar Roy devoted himself to leftist politics and travelled all over India, mostly alone. He was known for his education and oratory. Sadhan Chandra became the MP in 1967. Both of them lost their sight either in childhood or by birth."


"The only solution may come from the initiative of physically challenged people themselves. Wherever they are, at schools, colleges, offices or in the community, they have to participate in the movements for the interests of their fellow brothers," he said.


Agarwal added, "In this process the common people will understand that the disabled people are not aliens. They are also capable of sharing their feelings and voicing their protests."


Source : IndiaBlooms , 6th July 2013

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