Sharad Pawar Returns Residential Control Action

Mumbai: Like Uttar Pradesh released the draft the proposed population control bill, Head of the National Congress Party (NCP) Sharad Pawar on Sunday said that the population needs to be controlled so that the economic economy, a healthy living standard and a balanced environment.
His statement that supports population control shows that this problem is discessed back on the other side too.
“Population control messages need to be reached away and broadly to maintain the nation’s economy, gross national income, healthy living standards, and a balanced environment.
Every citizen consciously must make a commitment to contribute to the control of the world’s population on that occasion,” said the pawar on the occasion of the day world population.
Minister of Uttar Pradesh Yogi Adityanath on Sundays encourage people to spread awareness about problems arising because of the population increase.
He said that the increasing population was the root causes of large problems including inequality.
“The increasing population is the root of a major problem including inequality inequality in society.
Population control is the main condition for the establishment of advanced society.
Let us, on this ‘world population day’, take a promise to make ourselves and society.
arising from the increasing population, “Adityanath said in a statement.
The Chairperson of the Uttar Pradesh Commission, Aditya Nath Mittal on Saturday said that under the population control bill proposed in the state, every partner who would follow the policy of two children would receive benefits from the government.
The State Law Commission has released the first draft of the ‘population (control, stabilization and welfare) proposed, 2021’ in the public domain and invited public advice on July 19.
“The State Law Commission has provided a proposal for population control and welfare.
We have proposed that the couple who follows the policy of two children will be given all the benefits of the government.
They will be able to take advantage of all government welfare schemes,” Mittal told Ani.