ABAVP GENERAL ASSEMBLY & MEETING AGENDA

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The Akhil Bharatiya Adivasi Vikas Parishad (ABAVP) convened its General Assembly on 17 August 2025 at the MP Club, New Delhi. The Assembly witnessed the participation of leaders, members, and representatives from across the country, deliberating on pressing issues concerning the Adivasi and tribal communities of India.

During the session, several important agendas were placed for discussion. Among these, a significant proposal was brought forward by ABAVP Northeast, highlighting the urgent need for Separate Administration for the Kuki community of Outer Manipur.

Shri Lucky Bhau Jadhav, Youth Wing President ABAVP, along with Smt. Maria Mangte, emphasized the continued suffering, displacement, and lack of security faced by the Kuki-people amidst ongoing ethnic tensions. Both leaders underscored that a separate administrative setup has become a necessity to ensure safety, equality, and development for the Kuki-community.

In the course of the Assembly, ABAVP Outer Manipur also distributed copies of the book "Tears of the Innocent and Meitei-Kuki Conflict", authored by Pu Mangboi Haokip, Spokesperson of the Kuki National Assembly. The book was presented to Adivasi Members of Parliament (MPs) and Members of Legislative Assembly (MLAs) in attendance, serving as a documentation of the tragic realities and lived experiences of the Kuki people in Manipur.

The Assembly reaffirmed ABAVP's commitment to raising the voices of tribal and indigenous communities at the national level, while also standing in solidarity with the Kuki people of Manipur in their demand for justice and a dignified future.

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अखिल भारतीय आदिवासी विकास परिषद
Akhil Bharatiya Adivasi Vikas Parishad
Registered under Socities Registration Act XXI 1860
Regn. No.: 49/1967-68 (Old) एवं 160 / 2006-07 (New)

Meeting of the National Executive Committee of Parishad on 17-8-2025 at 2 PM, MPs Club, North Avenue, 1st Floor, New Delhi.

AGENDA

1. Welcome address by the National President, Parishad.

2. Approval of minutes of the National Executive Committee meeting held on 2-3-2025.

3. Passing a resolution for celebration of Birth Anniversary of founder of Parishad and former Union Minister Late Kartik Oraon every year on 29 October in all the State/UTs.

4. Discussion on first digital and caste based census, scheduled from 1st March, 2027.

5. The National Executive Committee may take appropriate decision to improve the financial position of the Parishad to organise the 17th National Conference of the Parishad.

6. Discussion regarding the displacement of 108 villages living in Dholpur-Karauli Tiger Reserve by the Rajasthan Government citing the Forest Rights Act 2006 and the demolition of more than 50 houses of the tribal community in Khivni, Dewas Madhya Pradesh by the Madhya Pradesh Government.

7. Detailed discussion on declaring a “Separate Union Territory/Administration” for the residents of tribal districts of Manipur.

8. Pensioners belonging to Scheduled Tribe community of Tamilnadu, Karnataka, Telangana, Andhra Pradesh and Pondicherry are not getting pension after retirement. They are compelled to approach the Hon’ble Court for release of Pension. Thus, Parishad may discuss the issue and resolution may be passed to request the Hon’ble Chairman, Parliamentary Committee for Welfare of SC/ST to issue the suitable guidelines to all the HODs of Banks, State Government/Central Government Departments and PSUs for release of pension on time.

9. The recent opinion of Hon’ble Supreme Court that the right of married ST women to get a share in the ancestral property in the tribal society is being widely discussed in Jharkhand. This is a matter of challenging our customary law. An attempt is being made to push towards UCC, a detailed discussion on this topic.

10. The indifference of the Jharkhand government in the matter of Serom Toli Sarna Sthal, Ranchi, the main centre of pooja of the tribals. State Govt., is encouraging the encroachment of non-tribals on our religious places in various districts of Jharkhand, efforts needs to be made to stop it.

11. Discussions on the efforts made to include Scheduled tribes who are residing in Delhi / New Delhi in the list of scheduled tribes.

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