Waman meshram biography {bamcaf adyakcha}
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Waman Chindhuji Meshram is the national president of BAMCEF, a non-political,
non-agitational, and non-religious organization of employees which represents
oppressed and exploited communities in the Indian society. BAMCEF is an acronym
for "The All India Backward and Minority Communities Employees
Federation". Waman Meshram became national president of BAMCEF in March
2000.[1]
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2History
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BAMCEF
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Bharat Mukti Morcha
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Rashtriyaa Mulnivasi
Sangh
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Rashtriya Mulnivasi
Bahujan Karmchari Sangh
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Bahujan Kranti Morcha
Waman Meshram was born in Ramgaon village, located in Darwha
Tehsil of Yavatmal district in Maharashtra, India. Waman Meshram took his
primary and secondary school education in Darwha. After this he went to
Aurangabad for further education. Waman Meshram started contemplating to join
public life when he still was in Baba Saheb Ambedkar college at Aurangabad in
the early 1970s. In 1975 Meshram joined BAMSEF. Meshram started attending
meetings of BAMCEF, shared views with even detractors of the movement from his
own community, learnt more about the early visionaries and their lifelong
struggles and also came to know that Kanshi Ram, the harbinger of the mass
political revolution.[2]After that there was no looking back. Working
24/7 became his norm. He travelled extensively almost every day and met
thousands of people belonging to his part of society. During the last 35 years,
Waman Meshram delivered thousands of public lectures with an average of two a
day. His theme was to condemn Brahmanism, awaken Bahujans including Muslims whom
he calls ‘Mulnivasi’ (Indigenous) to rise above the religious barriers. He
exhorted them to unite and form a strong anti-Brahminist base to fight against
Brahminical hegemony.[citation needed]
There are about 65 offshoot wings of BAMCEF working under it.
BAMCEF has plan to male total 100 offshoot wings which will cover all
communities and classes of SC/ST/OBC/NT/DNT/JVNT/Converted Minorities very
soon. Here is few examples of its offshoot wings:
1.
Rashtriya Aadiwasi
Ekta Prishad
2.
Rashtriya Mulniwasi
Mahila Sangh
3.
Bhartiye Vidyarthi
Morcha (BVM)
4.
Bhartiye Berojgar
Morcha (BBM)
5.
Bhartiye Yuva Morcha
(BYM)
6.
IMPA (Indian Medical
Profession Association)
7.
ILA (Indian Lawyers
Association)
8.
National Nomadic Tribes
Morcha
9.
Mulniwasi Publication
Trust
Waman Meshram and his organisation Bharat Mukti Morcha(BMM)
launched a five-phased protest campaign across the country from March 2017
demanding for discontinuing electronic voting machines (EVMs) in the electoral
process in India.
Addressing a press conference in March 2017, Waman Meshram said,
"Using EVMs is the worst practice in the electoral process in the world.
We will continue to fight against EVMs till their usage is stopped."
Meshram stated that he had had filed a petition against the
Election Commission of India(EC) asking it to attach Voter-Verified Paper Audit
Trail (VVPAT) in the EVMs but it is being delayed deliberately. Delaying this
is going to only help two organizations, the EC and the BJP and Congress. If we
want to keep the democracy of our country alive, ballet papers must be used for
election as they cannot be rigged," he added.
Talking about the petition filled in the Supreme Court, Meshram
said, "I had filed a case of contempt of court against Election Commission
of India (EC). The apex court in its verdict of 8 October 2013, had clearly
said that EVM machines can be fixed or rigged, so as a hard proof VVPAT
machines must be attached to EVMs but the guidelines have not followed."
He is against Brahmanic Religion.
Meshram also alleged that the Election Commission of India (EC)
is been pressured by the Central government to rig elections across the
country. "The election commission in a reply to my letter said that the
Central government is not providing funds to attach VVPAT machines, but the EC
is an autonomous institution. It should have gone to the President or held a
press conference as the citizens have the right to know," he said.[3]
Waman Chindhuji Meshram
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| Native name |
Waman Meshram
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| Nationality | Indian |
| Organisation | BAMCEF, Bharat Mukti Morcha |
| Website | www.bamcef.info |
