27/09/2019
27/09/2019
Siliguri, West Bengal, India: With an aim to spread the message of global peace and national integrity, All India Buddhist Forum organised a conference with Buddhist religious leaders from across the country here on Sunday 22nd sept. 2019. The forum also called out for a public gathering following a peace rally. Buddhist monks like Bhantes, Lama, Rinpoches, Acharya, Khempo and several delegates from Delhi, Bhopal, Bodhgaya and Assam were among the participants in the conference and the rally.
While speaking to ANI (Asian News International), All India Buddhist Forum, General Secretary, Akash Lama said, “This region has been a witness to an increase in cases of mob lynching and religious intolerance which has taken away a lot of innocent lives. Therefore, we want to spread the message of global peace and national integrity through our programmes.”
“In addition to that, there should also be an adequate representation of the Buddhist community in the West Bengal Minority Commission from North Bengal”, he added further.
Voicing the same opinion, a Buddhist monk, Khemphu Chiring Tamang said, “We aim at spreading the message of peace throughout the country so that people can avoid social violence.”
It is noted that around 90 percent of the Buddhist population in the state hails from North Bengal, especially from the hills. (ANI)
Source: Tarak Sarkar, ANI South Asia Leading Multimedia News Agency
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