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Indian History Compilation Committee Plans Eight Town Committees Across Sambhal By November

The Indian History Compilation Committee has decided to form eight town-level committees across the district of Sambhal. The plan covers three municipalities and five Nagar Panchayats.

Indian History Compilation Committee Plans Eight Town Committees Across Sambhal By November
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The Indian History Compilation Committee has decided to form eight town-level committees across the district of Sambhal. The plan covers three municipalities and five Nagar Panchayats. The formation of all eight committees has been targeted for completion by November. After this process is completed, a campaign to form committees at the block level will be held in December.

The decision was taken at a meeting held at the residence of Anant Kumar Agrawal on Moradabad Road. The meeting reached a consensus on forming committees in the municipalities of Sambhal, Chandausi and Bahjoi, as well as in the Nagar Panchayats of Gawan, Narauli, Babrala, Sirsi and Gunnaur.

District patron Anant Kumar Agrawal said the Indian History Compilation Committee should be expanded across the district. Committee vice-president Vaibhav Gupta suggested that the responsibility for forming each town committee should be given to dedicated workers of the district unit.

District president Ajay Kumar Sharma nominated convenors and co-convenors for the formation of the eight committees. Pankaj Sankhyadhar and Meenu Rastogi were given responsibility for Sambhal. Manoj Kumar Sharma and Umesh Shrimali were nominated for Chandausi.

Neha Malay and Vaibhav Gupta were assigned responsibility for Bahjoi, while Gyan Prakash Upadhyay and Atul Kumar Sharma were nominated for Gawan.

For Narauli, Sushil Kumar Sharma and Subodh Kumar Gupta were nominated as convenor and co-convenor. Rup Kishore Sharma and Anant Kumar Agrawal were given the responsibility for Babrala.

Manish Chaudhary and Satyaveer Singh Pal were nominated for Sirsi. Kamal Kumar Sharma and Ankush Tyagi were nominated for Gunnaur.

District general secretary Subodh Kumar Gupta said that after the formation of the town committees, a campaign would be conducted in December to form eight committees at the block level. The plan for the next phase was announced as part of the organisational expansion discussed at the meeting.

Rakesh Kumar Sharma, Manoj Kumar Sharma, Umesh Shrimali, Satyaveer Singh, Ashok Garg, Anant Kumar Agrawal and Dinesh Kumar Singh, along with other members, shared their views during the meeting.

The meeting was chaired by Dr Arvind Kumar Gupta. Subodh Gupta conducted the proceedings. The decisions taken at the meeting set November as the target for completing the formation of the eight town committees in Sambhal district, followed by the block-level committee formation campaign in December.

Frequently asked questions

How many town committees will the Indian History Compilation Committee form in Sambhal district?

It will form eight town-level committees across Sambhal district.

Which areas are covered by the planned town committees?

The plan covers the municipalities of Sambhal, Chandausi and Bahjoi, and the Nagar Panchayats of Gawan, Narauli, Babrala, Sirsi and Gunnaur.

When is the formation of the town committees expected to be completed?

The formation is targeted for completion by November.

What is planned after the town committees are formed?

A campaign to form eight block-level committees will be held in December.

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