New Delhi: The opposition weighed on the government during the passing bill to restore the rights state to compile a list of OBC countries, confirms the center is “improving”, through the proposed amendment, “gross error” carried out previously which resulted in a detrimental decision of the Supreme Court.
This step to restore the strength of the state government, the opposition MPS said, was conducted by considering the boost of elections, especially ahead of the upcoming assembly elections in Uttar Pradesh and also accused the center of ignoring the warning in the previous discussion in parliament.
The Constitutional Amendment Bill, which ended, at least for a while, a three-week parliamentary disorder for the case of Pegasus and Agriculture Act, saw Congress members Adlah Ranjan Chowdhury supported the law but criticized the 2018 Law as a mistake that could be avoided The government listens to advice made by the opposition.
When many opposition demanded that the ceiling of 50% be complicated in the quota was dismantled, SP leader Akhilesh Yadav warned that the government could ignore OBC and Dalit Sentiment in danger.
He also BJP was in the office because of support from these classes and would not be anywhere without them.
Calls that must be done with 50% ceiling are used by DMK MPS T Balu and Dayanidhi Maran and Akhilesh Yadav and BJP Ally Apna Dal.
Akhilesh accused BJP providing false guarantees to Dalit and class backwards and demanding caste-based census and 50% ceiling removal to accommodate the back and poor from all communities.
Ritesh Pandey BSP also said the government had to conduct a socio-economic caste census.
MP Aimim Asaduddin Owaisa accused the government to pursue the politics of elections and said they had to publish data on empirical backwardness to provide true justice for OBC.
Sule Suli Suliya NCP tried to provide credit for amendment bills to the Maharashtra government that said advocacy with PM had worked.
Sule demands that caste related data release and say laws must discuss a 50% ceiling that without amendments will not fully solve the problem.
The YSR and Shiv Sena Congress Party also voiced support for the bill.
TMC MP Kalyan Banerjee said the government had to stop taking credit for amendments because of the concept of equality before the law was immortalized in life.
“This is the obligation of every state and center.
There is no grace given.”