📅 Date: 10th December 2001 at 12:00 P.M.

📍 Venue: Amar Jawan Jyoti, India Gate, New Delhi

🎤 Speakers:

• Dr. Farooq Abdullah (Chief Minister, Government of Jammu & Kashmir)
• Shri Vijay Goel (Union State Minister in PM’s Office)
• Sardar Tarlochan Singh (Vice Chairman, Minorities Commission)

🌍 Event Overview

On the occasion of Human Rights Day, this event served as a national platform to raise awareness against terrorism, highlighting its impact on human rights, national security, and global peace. The gathering at Amar Jawan Jyoti—a symbol of India's brave martyrs—reinforced the nation’s resolve against terrorism.

🛡️ Key Discussion Points

🔹 Terrorism & Its Violation of Human Rights – Dr. Farooq Abdullah emphasized how terrorism in Jammu & Kashmir and across the world has severely affected civilians' rights to life, freedom, and security. He called for stronger national and global efforts to counter terrorism.

🔹 Government's Stand on Anti-Terrorism Measures – Shri Vijay Goel highlighted the Indian government's commitment to eradicating terrorism, strengthening security forces, and implementing policies to protect citizens from terror threats.

🔹 The Role of Communities in Promoting Peace – Sardar Tarlochan Singh spoke on the importance of unity among communities, urging religious and social leaders to promote harmony and national integration in the fight against terrorism.

🚩 Conclusion

The event served as a powerful reminder of the human cost of terrorism and the urgent need for national and global collaboration. Speakers urged policymakers, security forces, and citizens to work together in eliminating terrorism and upholding human rights.