Ranchi: Jharkhand will skip serving tables in the Republican Day Parade in Rajpath in Delhi for two consecutive years after the theme sent to the center.
At least two non-BJP – Bengal and Tamil Nadu states – have protested at the center accusing it “small politics” after similar rejection of their themes, this tribal heart where the current upa upa is in power, not in the mood.
To join the bandwagon protest, officials in knowing the things that Ranchi said.
Every year, the state must submit at least three proposals to the National Selection Committee for the Tableaux R-Day parade.
For 2021 R-Day, the state does not send entries for selection because of Covid-19.
This year, he sent the first to themed proposal at Santhal Hul (Santhal rebellion) in November last year and was considering sending one more about the success of fisheries in the country.
After the rejection of the state proposal, the source in state information and the Public Relations Department (IPRD), which is a nodal agent for the work, said they could not send more proposals because of a pandemic.
The authorities did not pursue the second, citing a lack of labor enough to work on themes because of Covid-19 and other involvement in the country.
The Director of the IPRD, Avinash Kumar, admitted that the state would lose his tables this year.
“Unfortunately, a proposal in the Santhal Hul that we have sent is rejected.
Many officials go down with Covid-19 and the rest are busy with other official jobs.
As a result, we cannot send more proposals,” he said.
Official sources said Jharkhand’s proposal was rejected after it could not explain the importance of Santhal Hul and its national and international relevance.
If the country will ask for returns such as Bengal and Tamil Nadu, “No.
Until now, we have no plans like that.
In addition, Bengal and Tamil Nadu reach the third round or four selection but the Jharkhand case is different when we come out during the initial phase.
So , there’s no point in raising any protests now, “he said, did not want to be named again in 2013, the state had exhibited its flagship doc.
Jharkhand first made his debut at the R-Day parade in Delhi in 2004 with a tableau in Birsa Munda.
In 2007, he presented Tablo in Sarhul – a tribal festival.