Gandhinagar: After the government announced withdrawal of cases of locking violations against more than 500 workers, there was a buzz that would do the same for more than 1.75 cases of lakh registered against citizens.
However, the main sources in the state government categorically state that the government has no intention of attracting cases of remaining locking violations.
Previously, the government had attracted a small case against citizens registered during Patidar, Dalit and other caste reservations move.
Likewise, the government has written a case listed while stirring farmers too.
There is hope that, as well, cases are registered during locking towards senior citizens, women, and for small things such as walking pets or walking on the terrace will be withdrawn.
The main source close to the development said, “The government has received many representations of various groups to attract small cases registered during locking against citizens without criminal background.
However, at the highest level, it has been decided not to attract more cases because the government sees The possibility of the need for further locking if the third wave of the Covid-19 pandemic hit.
Every step to withdraw the case of locking violations will make people lower their guards against the pandemic.
Cases to workers were withdrawn on humanitarian land.
“The Gujarat government announced on Thursday that it has been Decided to attract 515 kartas locking violations against workers who migrate back to their original places during locking.
The State Minister for Returns, Pradipshad Jadeja said that the state government could contain the first wave of pandemic effectively due to national locking, the government had shown sensitivity by deciding to attract 515 cases against workers who were ordered for violating the locking guide.
Jadeja said that more than 1,000 ‘shramic trains’ were operated from Gujarat and settings were made to ensure rather than around 24 Migrant Workers Lakh could return to their place of origin.
He added that the public prosecutor had been given instructions to begin the process of withdrawing cases submitted against migrant workers for violating locking guidelines.