Thiruvananthapuram: On Tuesday, Minister Pinarayi Vijayan was promised a discussion about the government’s decision to refer to the appointment of the waqf board to the detailed Public Service Commission (PSC).
The minister’s head guarantees during a meeting with the leaders of Samastha, including the Secretary General of the Organization of the University of Musaliyar.
Last week, Samastha leaders had resigned from the IUML plan to arrange a protest program at the mosques to register the community’s objections to the government’s decision on the promise of the waqf board.
It was said that Samastha leaders opposed the following steps guaranteed given by the Minister.
“The government does not stand insist on the promise of waqf board.
It was a board that decided to refer to a promise for PSC, not the government.
We are ready to hold a discussion again.
The status quo will be maintained until there are some clarity and all fears are reduced, “said Vijayan Samastha leader; The statement about the problem was issued by the ministerial head office.
CM ruled out of fears revealed by community leaders who appointments through PSC can result in the entry of non-Muslim candidates in the endboard post.
Samastha leader, who stated relieved to stand CM, wanted the government to revoke the law which was passed by the Assembly so that concerns over the promises of waqf can be stored in the bay.
“The CM assured that the government would not encourage the decision to refer to the promise for PSC.
What we understood from the main minister’s words is that the government will remain a decision in delay, “Samastha leader to the media.
Samastha leader wants the government to form a waqf board recruitment, such as the recruitment devaswom board.
The government has established a recruitment devaswom board after PSC was told it was from practical difficulties in carrying out the recruitment process provided for certain religions.
The opposition leader VD Sathean, who welcomed CM guarantee for further talk of this issue, said the opposition was pleased that the ‘final consciousness’.
“We did a point out of a problem related to the promise of the waqf board and had asked the government to move forward after discussing community leaders.
But the government took a position insisting later and passed the bill, “he said.
Sathean also wants the government to revoke the law passed by the Assembly at the beginning.
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