Bharatiya Mazdoor Sangh Celebrates 72nd Foundation Day with Enthusiasm

Unorganized E-Rickshaw Drivers and Operators Reaffirm Commitment to Workers’ Unity and Rights

Ujjain | SDNA

The Unorganized E-Rickshaw Drivers and Operators Union celebrated the 72nd Foundation Day of the Bharatiya Mazdoor Sangh (BMS) with great enthusiasm and dignity. On the occasion, workers remembered the organization’s glorious legacy and pledged to strengthen the union, safeguard workers’ rights, and contribute actively to nation-building.

The event was attended by Yuvraj Singh Ranawat (Rana Ji), All India National Minister of the Madhya Pradesh Private Transport Workers Federation and Madhya Pradesh Organization Minister, as the chief guest. He was joined by Gopal Gurjar, District President Manish Badhai, Senior Officer Harishankar Ji, and Rickshaw Union President Ballu Singh Thakur, along with a large number of office-bearers and workers.

Addressing the gathering, the dignitaries said that the Bharatiya Mazdoor Sangh is India’s largest labour organization and has been working tirelessly for the past 72 years to protect workers’ rights, ensure social security, and uphold the dignity of labour. They urged workers in the unorganized sector to remain united, stay aware of their rights, and actively contribute to strengthening the organization.

Speakers also highlighted the ideology, achievements, and welfare initiatives of the Bharatiya Mazdoor Sangh. They emphasized that the organization would continue making dedicated efforts to address the issues faced by e-rickshaw drivers and operators while protecting their interests.

The programme concluded with all guests and workers extending their greetings on the 72nd Foundation Day of the Bharatiya Mazdoor Sangh and collectively reaffirming their commitment to workers’ unity, organizational strength, and the vital role of labour in nation-building. A large number of e-rickshaw drivers, operators, and union members attended the celebration.