Congress Files Mass Petition for BC Quota in HC

Haydarabad: Congress leaders from retrospective courses (BCS) decided to submit a collective petition at the TaLangana Supreme Court on 6 October, which supported the GO 9, which provided 42 percent reservation for BCS in local organs. Together with Senior BC ministers and legislators Prime Minister A. Revanth Reddy and Health Minister Damodar Rajanarasimha, he met with a strategy to review the case waiting for the advanced BC quota and to secure the judicial approval. The Supreme Court is preparing to hear the petition that challenges 9 on October 8th.

The meeting also decided to organize a BC Garjana rally in front of the local establishment elections to emphasize the movement of the congress government to increase BC reservations. The history and place of the rally will be completed after Dasara. BC leaders decided to decide to decide to decide to decide to implement the ongoing case by presenting individual petitions supporting GO 9. Among those present were the ministers Ponnam Prabhakar, Konda Surekha, Time Srihari and Tpcc Chief and MLC B. Mash Gamar Goud.

The leaders described the GO 9 as a historical step and provided BCS’s rightful share in local governance. The previous BRS government said that only 23 percent reservation for BCS in the 2019 local establishment elections, and the Congress increased the quota almost doubled. They also welcomed the September 29 notification of the new quota of the TELANGANA State Election Commission.

According to the leaders, 42 percent quota was fixed after watching all legal procedures, including a caste census and establishing a special BC commission compulsory by the Supreme Court. Maesh Kumar Goud said that caste census data and the findings of the commission clearly set the backwardness of BCs on education, employment and political representation and form a legal basis for GO 9.

In addition, they decided to inform the Supreme Court to inform all the political parties unanimously from all political parties, while the improved quota provided the invoices to be passed. Since the invoices were waiting to be approved by the Governor and the President, the government issued on September 29 to comply with the last date of September 30 to determine the reservations of the court and to make local establishment elections.

When the Congress leadership seized the case on 8 October, the Supreme Court. 42 percent of the quota vigorously promised to defense. BC Garjana, which was previously planned in Kamarteddy on September 12, but postponed due to heavy rainfall, will be held before the mobilizing elections of the congress government’s BC representative movement.