Chandigarh: Former Punjab Head of Captain Amarinder Singh on Tuesday asked his replacement Charanjit Singh Channi to greatly retain “reservations” for Valmicis and Mazhabi Sikh in direct recruitment for various government work, according to press releases.
The former chairman of the minister said, he had in 2006, personally confirmed the passion of the law in Punjab Vidhan Sabha to secure and protect the rights of Valmicist and Mazhabi Sikhs reservations, because they fell at the bottom of the reservation pyramid and most remained left out of the benefits Extreme educational and economic backwardness.
Providing a brief background on this issue, the former Minister of Chief revealed that it was during the main Minister of Giani Zail Singh in 1975, that the Punjab government through circular has ordered fifty percent of work in quota booked for Valmicis and Mazhabi Sikhs, since it appears that they did not Can take advantage of the benefits of bookings for caste scheduled compared to other backup castees that benefit reservations.
Captain Amarinder said that the circulation was shocked by the Punjab High Court and Haryana on July 25, 2006.
He remembered, such as revocation of the water distribution agreement after the Supreme Court against Punjab on Syl’s problems, the government took the legislative route to protect and protect the rights of Valmic and Mazhabi ordering Sikhs and enforced, “Punjab class schedule and backward class (service reservation) Act 2006.
The law was notified on October 5, 2006, reading the release.” However, Section 4 (5) of the law, which provides a fifty percent reservation for Valmicis and Mazhabi Sikhs, was shocked by the Division of the Punjab High Court and Haryana on March 29, 2010.
The command remained nearby.
The Indian Supreme Court on August 30, 2010, “he said Some influential parts in the government do not want to maintain the benefits of “reservations in reservations” for Valmicis and Mazhabi Sikh in the state.
“Therefore, the government is suggested by these influential parts not to pursue cases in SC where it is scheduled to be Appear before a larger division bench.
This, he warned, would be a great rejection for Valmicis and Mazhabi Sikhs.
, which remains socially, economically, and the education is reversed and oppressed.
“Captain Amarinder said, when this problem appeared to hear before the SC division bench in August 2020, he had given instructions personally to ensure that the rights of Valmicists and Mazhabi Sikh were defended properly and strongly.
He hopes that the state government will maintain the case In the same way when it appears to hear before another division bench that is being conceded immediately.