BC Bodies Warn Telangana Govt of Protests for 42% Quota
Haydarabad: While the TELANGANA government delayed a 42 percent reservation application in local organs, they accuse community leaders to shift the crime to the center and irrigate a constitutional provision of a party level.
On Sunday, 18 BC. At the establishment meeting, members unanimously rejected the proposal to expand “on a party” instead of formalizing the state government’s reservations through laws. He warned that the movement to reduce the demand to political marking will face strong resistance.
In order to force their demands, 18 organizations will organize a Satyagraha protest on August 25 at 10:00. R. Krishnaiah, President of the National BC Welfare Association, said, “Reduments should not be in the mercy of the parties. Legally should be given, supported by the Constitution, otherwise they will collapse in court or will be diluted in practice”.
The groups questioned more than eight months of delay despite the fact that an open route exists, the passing of a bill in the parliament, the governor’s consent, and continued the elections. Bihar, Jharkhand and Tamil Nadu models have proved that this is not only possible but also constitutional.
OU BC Students Association President Nikhil Patel, “the government continues to refer to court blocks and constitutional complications. However, these excuses. Empirical data already exist. Already a bill has passed.
The participants also rejected the arguments at the last cabinet level of putting the issue into the 9th program of the Constitution or accusing the centrally. “This is a deflection. The power to make local organ elections and decide on BC quotas, said Vemula Ramakrishna from the Students Association of the Students Association. He said.
In addition, EWS and 10 percent reservation decisions during the decision of the 50 percent ceiling was removed by the Supreme Court, he noted. BC Political Jac leader Raju said, “There is no more constitutional barricade. This is just a political delay,” he said.
