Patna: The Chairman of Minister Nith Kumar said on Sunday, said that the operation of the left wing extremism (LWE) was a joint responsibility of the Center and the State Government, the financial burden must be distributed by both.
Overcoming a high-level meeting organized by the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) to review the LWE scenario in the country, Nitish attracted the attention of the center to the charging policy of all costs from the middle country of Armed police forces for anti-Maoist surgery.
“The fight against Maois to maintain internal security is the responsibility of the country and the center.
But all costs are borne by the state government.
This expenditure must be shared by the two governments,” Nitish at the meeting was led by the Union Ministers Amit Shah.
The main ministers of other countries affected by Lwe also spoke at the meeting held in Delhi, Vigyan Bhawan.
In his speech, Nitish also said the Bihar government was always asked to make payments on time to MHA on this account, and “at this time, no payment caused by Bihar.” Nitish further demands an increase in the central funding ratio under the modernization of the Modern Police Police Forces (MPF) scheme.
“This center has helped countries through the MPF scheme.
In consentance with time, it is being realized that the arrangement and scope of this scheme need to be expanded.
Conversely, the center has reduced funds under the MPF scheme plan component.
The center and state share ratio in the scheme has been Stored at 60:40 Manifold.
For countries such as Bihar who have limited resources, the ratio must be 90: 10, “Nitish said.
Nitish asks MHA to consider Bihar proposals to deploy one helicopter permanently in the state.
MHA suggests that Bihar must use a helicopter deployed in Jharkhand as and when needs arise.