Gorakhpur: The entire Vantangia community is happy and respected as one of their members, RAM Ganesh H among the 10 special guests from the state, to attend the independence day program in Fort Red in Delhi in front of PM Modi.
Tehsildar Chauri Chaura will accompany him and they left for Delhi on Friday, SDM Chauri Chaura, Anupam Mishra was confirmed.
Ram Ganesh a resident of Jungle Tinkonia number-3 Vantangia Village, expressed her happiness and thanked the CM Yogi, “We are the most forgotten and neglected community in the country and CM Yogi began to take care of us about a few decades ago and as soon as he became head Rithade.
The minister he gave the status of our village revenue village.
Previously we were not part of the mainstream and we lost basic facilities.
He began celebrating Diwali with us and for the first time our children tasted Toffees, candy and receiving gifts and now because of their efforts We live a good life, our children learn to independence program independence program.
“” It seems a dream for us and I lack words to express my feelings.
” He added van tangia people were the naked truth of the year of oppression and exploitation in the east up from Gorakhpur-Kushinagar to Lakhimpur Kheri.
About 99 years before the independence of the British government began to use people to clean and develop forests, these people were called tangia farmers and then became a cult of Vantangia was developed.
Tangia farmers are allowed to carry out agriculture on the land of 9 feet among the forest trees.
They are not permitted to grow their chosen plants because they are decided by forest authorities so that the plant farmers cannot damage the growth of forest plants and do not reduce the quality of soil fertility.
Farmers have no ownership right on land and they only have the right to their plants.
Vantangia people are used to grow plants in the forest and truly depend on the forest for their livelihoods.
Because the negligence of Van Tangia’s government had previously been homeless and unemployed and still lacked basic facilities.