Ranchi: BJP opposition on Monday rejected the chief of Minister Hemant Soren to join the delegation of all parties to meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi to suppress the caste-based census.
Previously, Soren had written to Modi looking for time to fulfill the delegation about this problem.
Overcoming a press conference, President of the State Unit BJP and Rajya Sabha MP Deepak Prakash said his party would not join the delegation, accused the coalition that was in power to play “ticik” politics over the problem of OBC reservation.
His statement came on the day when Congress held a meeting of all non-NDA parties as part of his steps to form a united Front against BJP both in the state and central.
He said, “We have no invitation to be part of the delegation.
In addition, we do not believe in their leadership.
If at all we have to meet PM, BJP will independently meet him.
Why do we have to go with them? Congress and their allies Today shed the crocodile’s tears but never cared for OBC and caste backward when they came to power.
Only BJP and Modiji are the poor and oppressed Messiah.
“Questioning the agenda behind the meeting held by Congress, Prakash claimed that it was another” tactic ” The old party is to deceive people in the state.
“We do not know the purpose of a meeting called Congress but BJP strongly demanded that the Hemant Soren government apply a 27% reservation for OBC for work and education in Jharkhand,” Prakash said.
He further said, “I found several statements made by some of the ruling party leaders that they would use protests if the reservation was 27% not given.
We would like to ask Congress, the coalition government JMM and RJD here which have stopped them from providing reservations.
Along with the OBC reservation 27%, the state government must also provide a 10% quota to other economic people in policy lines applied to the purpose of the central government.
“At present, OBC in the state demanded the promised 27% reservation By the powerful alliance in their polling manifesto.
OBCS now has a 14% reservation at Jharkhand.
The union government has recently issued a bill in the Monsoon Parliament session empowing countries to decide on the increase in quota to OBC in each region.
However, some countries rule non-BJP looking for caste-based censuses in the coming national population survey, claiming that without actual figures from the population in various caste categories, deciding the reservation was difficult.
Prakash also attacked the state government of the issue of legal and order that deteriorated and alleged incidents of corruption in the public distribution system, among others.