Patna: Head of Bihar Minister Nith Kumar said on Saturday revealed he would go to the delegation of 11 members, which consisted of one representative of each of the political parties in the state, at the coming meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the Census Census issue.
Talking with reporters after being returned from the survey of flood-hit areas in the Samastipur district, Kumar also said he would leave for New Delhi on Sunday night.
The meeting was scheduled for the first half of Monday.
Those who will join him include opposition leader Tejashwi Yadav.
He also tried to explain the question of BJP, his alliance partner, chose the Dalit minister to join the delegation even though his two representatives seemed to be in accordance with the bill from the backward class.
“This is not a problem.
Every party can nominate one person who also happens to be a member of the House of the Legislator.
So all parties send the name accordingly.
In addition, there will be 10 delegates, all represent their respective parties”, Kumar.
Said when asked about the Safron party took Janak Ram as a member of the delegation.
This caused muttering in the powerful NDA and the opposition of the Grand Alliance since the Deputy CMS Tarkishore Prasad and Renu Devi, the latter holding a class welfare portfolio backward, seen as a more feasible choice.
The demand for the caste census was triggered by a statement by the center of parliament last month that the population was only SCS and STS proposed to be mentioned.
In countries such as Bihar, where OBC dominates politics since the Mandal era, this has led to Gaat’s request for the number of backup class employees as well.
Kumar reiterated that “there is a bragging sentiment that supports the caste census that is being carried out at least once.
There should be no doubt because such exercises will be beneficial for all social groups”.
The minister’s chairman has searched for an appointment with PM after the request for the effect was made by the Grand Alliance leader, which showed that the state legislature had doubled round resolution that supported the caste census.
In particular, on both occasions, all BJP mlaas also chooses to support.
However, the party unit from the party seems to be in recent conformity with the top leadership that adopts a different attitude.
The minister’s chairman was also asked whether the government was ready to conduct a special exercise of the country if there was a request to get a cold shoulder from the center.
“We will decide when the time comes.
Let’s look first what was hit by a meeting with PM,” Kumar rolled up.
Head of Bihar Minister Nitish Kumar to lead a delegation of 11 members during meetings with PM on Caste Census
