Madhu Bhaduri heckled at a AAP meeting thus quits
2 02 2014
AAP way of conduct in its forum has been under scanner
and blames are being made by their MLA and
now senior diplomats make a complain about their rowdy behaviour thus
she quits the AAP .
Former diplomat and AAP’s founding member
Madhu Bhaduri on Sunday “distanced” herself from the party alleging that
she was heckled at a meeting for introducing a resolution condemning
Delhi Law Minister Somnath Bharti’s role in a midnight raid, even as the
outfit rubbished the charges.
“I have distance myself from the party. I am not with the party
anymore,” Bhaduri said in a response to a question whether she has quit
AAP.“There is no question of quitting because I don’t hold any post in
the party. I am neither a national executive member nor a political
affairs committee member,” she added.
Bhaduri, a member of the party panel to chalk its foreign policy, had alleged she was heckled at Friday’s National Council meeting here when she tried to pass a resolution condemning Bharti’s midnight raid in the Khirki extension.
“I had given a formal request to the party on January 23 for a resolution. Navy Chief Admiral (retd) Ramdas was also aware of it. On the day of the meeting, when the session was going on, I again went to Ramdas, who was speaking at that time and told him that I also wanted to speak. I had hardly started speaking and introduced a resolution when I was heckled,” Bhaduri claimed.
“I’m not angry, but disappointed and disillusioned with the party. I am not concerned with whether Bharti would be removed or not, my only concern is humanity and that women are also human being… This party does not considered them as human beings,” she said.
The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has, however, rubbished the allegations that she was heckled.
Elaborating on the day’s event, AAP spokesperson Dilip Pandey said, “Members were asked to ventilate their grievances, give suggestions for improvement of the party and Madhuiji also tried to put forth a point. She was even asked to come to podium and talk.”
“But she was saying something which the party did not agree to and it was also not a part of the agenda of the National Council meeting. Therefore, she was asked to stop as others were waiting for their turn to speak,” he said.
Claiming that Bhaduri was present even after the incident, Pandey asked, “Had she been heckled, do you think she should have waited all through the meeting?”
Asked about the issue, senior party leader Ashutosh said, “She was the only member of the National Council who was called on the stage to put forth her views. She tried to put her views also. It is not always necessary that an individual’s views are in the line with the party.”
“She was a founder member of the party. Our sympathies are with her. Moreover, AAP respects women the most and they are an important part of the organisation. I feel she should not have acted in haste,” he added.
Bhaduri, a member of the party panel to chalk its foreign policy, had alleged she was heckled at Friday’s National Council meeting here when she tried to pass a resolution condemning Bharti’s midnight raid in the Khirki extension.
“I had given a formal request to the party on January 23 for a resolution. Navy Chief Admiral (retd) Ramdas was also aware of it. On the day of the meeting, when the session was going on, I again went to Ramdas, who was speaking at that time and told him that I also wanted to speak. I had hardly started speaking and introduced a resolution when I was heckled,” Bhaduri claimed.
“I’m not angry, but disappointed and disillusioned with the party. I am not concerned with whether Bharti would be removed or not, my only concern is humanity and that women are also human being… This party does not considered them as human beings,” she said.
The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has, however, rubbished the allegations that she was heckled.
Elaborating on the day’s event, AAP spokesperson Dilip Pandey said, “Members were asked to ventilate their grievances, give suggestions for improvement of the party and Madhuiji also tried to put forth a point. She was even asked to come to podium and talk.”
“But she was saying something which the party did not agree to and it was also not a part of the agenda of the National Council meeting. Therefore, she was asked to stop as others were waiting for their turn to speak,” he said.
Claiming that Bhaduri was present even after the incident, Pandey asked, “Had she been heckled, do you think she should have waited all through the meeting?”
Asked about the issue, senior party leader Ashutosh said, “She was the only member of the National Council who was called on the stage to put forth her views. She tried to put her views also. It is not always necessary that an individual’s views are in the line with the party.”
“She was a founder member of the party. Our sympathies are with her. Moreover, AAP respects women the most and they are an important part of the organisation. I feel she should not have acted in haste,” he added.
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Harendra & team win Pro-Am event of the PGTI Ahmedabad Masters 2014
2 02 2014
Harendra Gupta & team win the Pro-Am event of the PGTI Ahmedabad Masters 2014
Ahmedabad, February 2, 2014: The
Pro-Am event of the PGTI Ahmedabad Masters presented by Kalhaar Blues
& Greens was won by Chandigarh-based professional Harendra Gupta and
his team on Sunday. The leading amateur golfers from Ahmedabad competed
at the Pro-Am event.
The Pro-Am was played
in the team scramble format where the team’s best ball was chosen on
every shot including the putting green. After the best ball was chosen
all other players were to place their ball within one Score Card length
before continuing play. Each team consisted of one professional and
three amateurs.
PGTI member Harendra
Gupta led his team to victory with a score of 54.2. Gupta’s team
comprised of amateurs Mr. Yash Shah, Mr. Vishal Desai and Mr. Biren
Patel. They won on a count-back of the last nine holes.
PGTI member Shankar
Das’ team also posted a score of 54.2 to finish second. Das’ team
comprised of amateurs Mr. Bhavesh Dave, Mr. Manish Choksi and Mr.
Dharmesh Acharya.
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Launch of Youth Peace Fest 2014 in New Delhi
2 02 2014
Youth Peace Fest 2014-Aims to build a Culture of Peace among Youth
7 billion reasons for Peace by Prem Rawat, an International Peace Ambassdor
As
nowadays, young people face some of the most difficult conditions
impacting wellbeing, including the constant distraction of always on
technology, peer pressure and long hours of work, to really enjoy life.
With this idea, “Youth Peace Fest”
was born out of a sense of wanting to build a culture of peace. It is a
step towards redressing the balance and bringing attention to the
individual’s need for peace in one’s busy lives.
The
theme of the fest was “7 Billion Reasons for Peace” the number
representing the population of humanity, with each person being an
important reason for peace.
Speaking on the launch of Youth Peace Fest in India, Prem Rawat stated that, “Peace
is not a luxury. It’s not an option. It is fundamental to the existence
and well-being of a human being to have peace in their life. Some say
peace is the absence of war; some say peace is when you are free from
all the problems of the world. Peace is more than political peace. Peace
is a fundamental experience of existence within every single human
being.”
Elucidating the importance of individual art of peace Mr. Rawat
further said that, “There are 7 billion reasons for peace that could
define the conduit of world citizens and can make the world a better
place to live together. Embracing a new paradigm of a peaceful world, I
believe Indian youth could be best benefitted from this fest and could
learn to contribute back to their societies.”
Rawat
in his work always focus to reach out to people and introduce them to a
possibility of peace that lies within each one of them. In his vision
that peace is a fundamental need of each individual, the Prem Rawat
foundation helps to make his message of peace available throughout the
world and funds two proprietary programs, The Peace Education Program
and the Food for People program.
The fest aimed at building a culture of peace by developing individual capabilities and endurance. With the central endeavour to improve the quality of human life, Prem Rawat is presenting the possibility of peace
for those who wish to pursue it. As an extension of a global campaign,
this fest will soon be organised in other parts of India.
It aimed bringing an inspiring message of hope as well as a call to action. Glimpse of the event on you tube: http://youtu.be/3Vm4L1_4N9I
The
event will be broadcast on the largest LED screen in India and recorded
for television to be broadcast globally at a later date.
The event partner is The Times of India Foundation.
http: www.youthpeacefest.com or https://www.facebook.com/youthpeacefest.rvk. For more details, please reach out to us at email: info.youthpeacefest@gmail.com or call us at +91-9899292465, +91-9811982069.
About Prem Rawat
Prem
Rawat is a respected international speaker, attracting audiences from
all walks of life. The honorary title “Peace Ambassador” has been
granted him by a number of governmental and academic institutions
because of his ability to inspire audiences to see personal peace as a
possibility for everyone. Born in December 1957 in rural India to a
prominent family, Prem left his native land at age 13 to travel to
Europe and America, with the desire to bring a message to the world. His
driving ideal was to present to every person, an optimistic vision of
life, a vision of peace, both individually and collectively. This ideal
continues as strongly today, some four decades later.
Media Contacts:
Pristine Communications
Regards,
Rashmi Chowdhury
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