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BMS Press Release

 No. BMS/D-20/232/2020 Date: 03-10-2020 

Press Release 

Give all thrust to transformation of unorganised sector- Mohan Bhagavat 

BMS should expand its work in unorganised sector and bring transformation in 

the sector, said Mohan Bhagavat, the Sar Sanghchalak of RSS. He was 

addressing the workers while inaugurating the virtual National conference of 

Bharatiya Mazdoor Sangh. The conference was attended by 3000 delegates 

representing nearly 6000 unions and 40 sector wise federations all over India. 

BMS has to work for an exploitation free India. Everyone in the country should 

get justice, he said. For the purpose new ways of trade union works according 

to the changes in the time needs to be designed. He appreciated the BMS 

principle of harmonising the interests of nation, industry and labour. BMS 

should work in coordination with other friendly and committed organisations 

working for the development of the marginalised sections of the society. We 

should not deviate from our basic National ideology. We need to keep our 

fundamentals intact and must have faith in the Indian values. 

Organisation get strengthened by the commitment and sacrifice of workers. 

Create a new culture in the labour sector and work for its development. He 

emphasized the need to match steps with technology and be innovative 

enough to make maximum out of it. 

Inaugural session was presided over by CK Saji Narayanan. He said India set an 

example of social capital during COVID time. BMS is working on its principle of 

"sangharsh and samvad" to protect workers right and achieve welfare. Session 

was anchored by Virjesh Upadhyay, general secretary, BMS. Sarsanghchalak 

felicitated veteran activists shri kishan lal pathela and shri Amarnath Dogra. 

(Virjesh Upadhyay) 

General Secretay

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