Appeals to Centre to safeguard charitable organizations established over four decades for education, healthcare and humanitarian service
International humanitarian, peace advocate and founder and President of several charitable and educational institutions, Dr. K.A. Paul has appealed to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union Home Minister Amit Shah to intervene and protect his Charity Cities and other humanitarian organizations established over the past four decades.
In a public appeal, Dr. Paul expressed concern that his Charity Cities and charitable institutions are being taken over under the leadership of Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu, Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan and Minister Nara Lokesh. He urged the Central Government to ensure that these institutions remain dedicated to their founding mission of serving the poor and underprivileged through education, healthcare, humanitarian assistance and community development.
According to Dr. Paul, the organizations were established beginning in 1989 and have served millions of people through various social welfare initiatives. He said the institutions were created solely for public service and should continue operating in accordance with their original vision.
“These institutions were founded, funded and established by him to serve humanity irrespective of caste, creed and religion and empower communities and provide hope to those in need. My only objective is to ensure that their mission continues uninterrupted for future generations,” said Dr. Paul.
Dr. Paul also raised concerns regarding ongoing legal proceedings related to the institutions and requested the intervention of Prime Minister Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah to ensure justice and transparency in the matter and asked for the investigation why 7 different A. P. High Court judges some were reluctant to hear and 3 passed adverse orders which are totally shocking and illegal .
Referring to his recent international engagements, Dr. Paul said he has spent the past several months working on global peace initiatives and advocating for dialogue between world leaders. He added that while engaged in international peace efforts, he remains committed to protecting the charitable institutions he founded.
Seeking an urgent meeting with the Prime Minister and Home Minister, Dr. Paul urged the Centre to take necessary steps to safeguard the institutions and their humanitarian mission. He stated that if justice is not ensured, he would consider launching an indefinite hunger strike in Washington D. C Infront of the Indian Embassy and call for global fast to expose the corrupt politicians and judges to draw attention to the issue.
