Archive · 24 Dec 2025
BAMCEF Convention to Discuss Privatisation and Bahujan Jobs
A big meeting called the 42nd National Convention of BAMCEF is happening in Cuttack.
It's organized by groups that want to help people from the Bahujan community.
They want to talk about important things like making sure everyone has a fair chance to get jobs, especially in government companies.
They are worried that when the government sells these companies to private owners, it might hurt the chances of people from the Bahujan community to get jobs.
The meeting will last for three days and many important people will be there to talk about these issues.
The 42nd National Convention of BAMCEF will be held from December 26 at Barbani Stadium in Cuttack.
The event aims to strengthen the struggle for social justice and Bahujan political empowerment.
Key issues include demands for a comprehensive caste census for Backward Classes and implementation of reservations based on population.
The convention will discuss how privatisation of public sector undertakings is reducing employment opportunities for Bahujan communities.
Leaders criticize the sale of government assets to private entities, stating it affects the livelihoods of underprivileged sections.
- Who
- BAMCEF, Rashtriya Mulnivasi Sangh, Bharat Mukti Morcha, National OBC Morcha, Indian Legal Professional Associations (ILPA)
- What
- 42nd National Convention of BAMCEF
- When
- December 26
- Where
- Barbani Stadium, Cuttack
- Why
- To discuss social justice, Bahujan political empowerment, and the impact of privatisation on Bahujan jobs
- Event
- 42nd National Convention of BAMCEF
- Organizers
- BAMCEF, Rashtriya Mulnivasi Sangh, Bharat Mukti Morcha, National OBC Morcha
- Date
- December 26
- Location
- Barbani Stadium, Cuttack
- Duration
- 3 days
- Key Issues
- Caste census, reservations, privatisation impact