Save Sharmila Solidarity Campaign(SSSC) has been continuously working on the issue of Irom Sharmila by spreading awareness and generating support for Irom Sharmila on humanitarian and democratic grounds. From candle vigils at Rajghat & India Gate and in many other cities of India to Signature Campaigns in the 18 Indian States and in many countries, from street marches to documentary screenings at SAARC university, DU, IITs and in many other colleges, from the support show by artists at Gateway of India to human chain at Marine drive, from the historical jouney of Srinagar -Imphal & Ahemdabad – Srinagar to meetings with NHRC chairman, from Press conferences and protest to sending public appeal to Prime Minister, SSSC has been engaged through all possible means. SSSC has now gathered support of more than 90 civil society organizations acroos the country.
on 5th november when irom sharmila will be completing 12 year of her non violent struggle against AFSPA this is the responsibility of all peace loving people who also believe in justice that we should support her cause and her fight against injustice .This time we have decided that we should organize this event in Chandigarh because very few people are aware about her on 5th november we will organize a day long programme in Chandigarh programme is given below…
12 noon: Press conference at Karuna Sadan, Sector 11, Chandigarh
03.00 p.m.: VOLUNTEER MEET
at Karuna Sadan, Sector 11, Chandigarh
05.30 .m. – 06.30 p.m.: Candle light to raise voice to ‘Save Sharmila’, at Sector 17 Plaza, Chandigarh
ORGANISED BY :- SSSC & YUVSATTA
contact-09968828230,09313106745
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Regards,
Volunteers of ”SAVE SHARMILA SOLIDARITY CAMPAIGN”
(A joint initiative of various organizations & movements)
We welcome your participation/suggestion/feedbacks. We work in favor of Peace, Democracy, Non Violence, Human Rights.
Our demands with Govt of India:
To take positive steps of talk
To send all party delegation
To send members of NWC,NHRC
To send special team of doctors from New delhi to examine Irom’s health
NON VIOLENCE SHOULD NOT BE IGNORED.