Greetings from former MP Sameer Bhujbal and MLA Pankaj Bhujbal at Yeola Muktibhumi

Yeola will not allow funds for the development of Muktibhumi - Minister Sanjay Shirsat

More speed for the development of Muktibhumi through Minister Chhagan Bhujbal

Bharatratna Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar announced conversion at Yeola Muktibhumi. State Social Justice Minister Sanjay Shirsat asserted that the lack of funds will not allow the development of this historical site. Also Chaityabhoomi of Dadar, Dikshabhoomi of Nagpur and Muktibhoomi of Yevla are very important inspirations in the movement of social equality, self-respect and transformation. Former MP Sameer Bhujbal asserted that the history of these places is not just a history of monuments, but a history of struggle against injustice and a social revolution that inspired the deprived community to live with self-respect. MLA Pankaj Bhujbal asserted that continuous efforts are being made through Minister Chhagan Bhujbal to develop this place as an important center of knowledge, enlightenment, research and social transformation while preserving the historical heritage of Muktibhumi.
Bharat Ratna Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar announced the historic conversion on October 13, 1935, which gave a decisive direction to the movement of social transformation. After that, Lord Gautam Buddha and Bharat Ratna Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar were greeted at Muktibhumi. He was speaking at a program organized on the occasion of conversion anniversary at Muktibhumi.
Senior leader Ambadas Bankar, Municipal President Rajendra Lonari, Yeola Assembly Speaker Vasant Pawar, Senior Leader Arun Thorat, Sambhaji Pawar, Former Mayor Hussain Sheikh, City President Datta Nikam, Mohan Shelar, Amol Shinde, Sub-President Pushpa Gaikwad, Corporator Deepak Lonari, Praveen Bankar, Gotu Manjare, Parul Gujrathi, Lakshmibai Jawle, Bhaginath Pagare, Guddu Jawle, Ganesh Shinde, Amjad Sheikh, Prof. Dnyaneshwar Darade, Machchindra Thorat, Navnath Kale, Balasaheb Gund,Nandkumar Attal, Sanjay Pagare, Saadhan Pagare, Saurabh Jagtap, Pandurang Raut, Vilas Gore, Bhushan Laghve, Devidas Nikam, Pankaj Bhambare, Malik Member, Deepak Gaikwad, Chetan Thorat, Navnath Thorat were present in large numbers.

On this occasion, Minister Sanjay Shirsat said that through Minister Chhagan Bhujbal, development has been done with a fund of Rs 35 crore. He said that the said building has also been handed over to Barti and soon all the processes for starting all the centers including Pali language center, Bhikkhu Niwas here will be completed and operational within the next month.
On this occasion, former MP Sameer Bhujbal said that Chaityabhoomi of Dadar, Dikshabhoomi of Nagpur and Muktibhoomi of Yeola are very important inspirations in the movement of social equality, self-respect and transformation. The history of these places is not just a history of monuments, but a history of struggle against injustice and social revolution that inspired the deprived society to live with self-respect. d.
In the historic conference held at Yeola on 13 October 1935, Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar made a historic declaration, "I was born a Hindu, but I will not die a Hindu." He said that his long struggle against casteism, untouchability and social disparity was given a decisive direction by the declaration.
He further said that Babasaheb announced his decision to convert after struggling for the right to equality through Nashik's Kalaram Mandir Pravesh Satyagraha. Further, he fulfilled this historic declaration by taking initiation into Buddhist Dhamma on 14 October 1956 at Nagpur. Hence, Yeola Muktibhumi is considered as the foundation of the historical journey of conversion, while Nagpur is considered as the culmination of that journey. Former MP Sameer Bhujbal said that it is necessary to convey this inspiring history of Muktibhumi to the next generations and to convey the message of self-respect given by Babasaheb to every section of the society.
Former MP Sameer Bhujbal further said that every year on October 13,On the occasion of Vijayadashami and April 14, lakhs of devotees from all over the country visit Yeola Muktibhumi. In this background, the availability of funds of Rs. 9 crores for the development of the road leading to Muktibhumi will help in creating important facilities for the travel of the followers. While developing Muktibhumi, preserving the original heritage of this historical place, providing necessary facilities to the followers coming here and Dr. It is a collective responsibility to convey the thoughts of Babasaheb Ambedkar to the new generation. Giving the message of education, organization and struggle, Babasaheb showed the society the way of values ​​of equality, freedom, fraternity and justice. He said that creating a caste-free and egalitarian society by putting these values ​​into practice would be a true tribute to him.

On this occasion MLA Pankaj Bhujbal said that efforts have been made at various levels for the development of Muktibhumi through Minister Chhagan Bhujbal. Government of Maharashtra has given the status of 'B' category pilgrimage site to this place and various development works have been done here by spending about 30 crore rupees. In the first phase, the construction of the Vishwabhushan Stupa was completed at a cost of around Rs. 13 crores. Lord Gautama Buddha and Dr. This grand monument which salutes the thoughts of Babasaheb Ambedkar has added to the historical importance of Mukti Bhoomi. In the second phase, various infrastructure facilities have been developed through BARTI with a fund of 14 crore 96 lakh 86 thousand rupees. It includes training center, library, reading room, facilities for research and study, bhikkhu residence, administrative office, guest house, amphitheatre, defense wall, internal roads, parking lot and garden etc. He said that these developmental works are helping to develop Muktibhumi as a center of knowledge and enlightenment for scholars, students, followers and social workers, not just a historical monument.