Bengaluru: The passion of a man made his way for women to lead the grassroots institutions such as Gram Panchayats to achieve constitutional empowerment goals, said the Karnataka High Court.
Calls came while ignoring the petition that challenged the decision to order the Konaje Gram Pancir (GP) head post at Mangaluru Taluk in Dakshina Kannada District (Women) scheduled.
“In fact, in fact, empowerment of women’s empowerment in grassroots politics.
The existing case is a clear step towards the results of the dream of the nation’s father in connection with the village level governance and women’s participation in such governance,” Justice said M Nagaprasna.
The judge also showed 73rd amendments to the Constitution, which was a step towards self-governance at the grassroots level, but the same rights had not happened.
“This is a classic case where empowerment which has now powered has appeared in all strength at the grassroots level.
The challenge is made by one of the applicants who is a caste scheduled.
If it contradicts the law, it will be a different situation at all, Even though it wasn’t, “the judge noted in his demands while rejecting the petition submitted by Ravi and Ramakrishna K Pattori, two members of the Chosen Panchayat Konaje Village.
The applicant, including Ravi is a candidate SC, has been looking for instructions to order Pos Adhyaksha from their village Pancayat as SC (General) instead of SC (women).
Their argument is that there are already members of the scheduled caste of 12 members selected at the GP.
However, the State Election Commission has told the court that by chance, women have emerged in a victory in all GPS reserve seats in Taluk Mangaluru and it cannot be a reason for the applicants to argue that the office of the Chair and Deputy Chairperson of Konaje GP cannot be provided for they.