Gandhinagar: Close on the heel of the Government of Uttar Pradesh released the first draft the proposed population control bill, the Gujarat government has also begun training “to study the pros and cons” of the same law.
Significantly, both up and Gujarat faces the election of the crucial assembly next year.
The main sources in the state government were confirmed to the Toi that the Gujarat government had begun to study the pros and cons of the population control law proposed by the top.
“So far, there is no official decision taken on this matter, but the government is considering the views of experts and the possibility of a response to be possessed by a common citizen,” said the source.
The source added, “The government strongly studies the proposed population control bill.
If the government decides to adopt such a law, it can introduce a bill in the upcoming Monshon Monshon session.
The bill as proposed by up will result in political benefits for BJP.” Bill’s Uttar Pradesh population design (control, stabilization and welfare), 2021 was launched a few days ago by the state government.
His draft said that those who have more than two children will be released from the quarrel of local agency polls, applying for government jobs or subsidies that utilize.
“The state government aims to start a broader consultation with different shareholders groups if and when deciding to prepare a population control bill.
Gujarat can also consider appropriate criminal actions because it fails to follow the norms of two children and also has state policy not Providing the benefits of the government scheme for couples who have more than two children.
If the government adopts the bill, it will include clauses that do not provide government work or disqualify with more than two children from government work, “said the source.
Interestingly, Gujarat has a law since 2005 where those who have more than two children are not permitted to compete.
The country changed the Local Authority Act Gujarat in 2005, which forbade them with more than two children to take part in local agency elections (Panchayats, Municipality and City Corporation).
“This norm has been tried and tested to conduct elections in Gujarat for a long time.
The same can be extended for all government schemes too.
Most taxpayers feel that they have to pay more taxes to fund schemes for others.
The government will be able to Providing better health and education services if the population control laws are enforced, “feel the source.