Lucknow: The opposition parties have carried out Uttar Pradesh’s administration for the draft Bill proposed in population control, with the Ending SP as “election propaganda” while a Congress leader asked the state government to say how much “legitimate and illegal children “The ministers have.
The statement took place a day after the population policy of Uttar Pradesh 2021-2030 was launched by the main Minister of Yogi Adityanath to stabilize the population that developed in the country and reduced maternal and infant mortality in a timely manner.
The 40-page policy document states that “efforts will be made to ensure there is a population balance among various communities in the state.
Extensive campaigns will be run in the community, group, and geographical areas where the fertility rate is higher.” Design of the Uttar Pradesh population control bill has been uploaded on the State Law Commission website.
Pursuing the bill as part of the “Propaganda election” BJP ahead of the poll, the Samajwadi Party (SP) from Sambhal, Shaqfqur Rahman Barq said the state government must ban marriage if he wants to stabilize the population.
“That (bill design) is the election propaganda.
They (BJP) see everything from political corners.
They only want to win the election and do not make decisions for the benefit of the people.
Because the selection of assembly will come, they are worried about it.
With the grace of God, we Will not let them win, “Barq said here on Sunday night.
In Farukhabad, the leader of the Salman Khurshid Congress said, “Before making the Law Government must say how many legitimate and unauthorized children have by the ministers.” Politicians must state how many children they have.
I will also declare how much I have and then must be discussed, “he told reporters on Sunday.
When asked to describe his statement about legitimate and illegal children, he said,” Those who consider it wrong for me.
“Opposition leader in the State Assembly, RAM Govind Chowdury accused that the state government has failed in all lines of law and order or giving work.” To divert attention from his failure, it brings the bill.
The population can be controlled through awareness.
People are now aware and pay attention to two children’s norms, “Chowdhury told reporters in Ballia.” If someone has two daughters, whether he won’t go for the third in the hope that it will be a son.
There is a population control law, “he said.
Attacking the following state government, said Barq, it would be better to stop marriage.
There is nothing to get married for the next 20 years and will not be born”.
“Those who will challenge God’s law will be finished,” said MP from Sambhal further.
Barq said while China pushed its citizens to have more children, India did the opposite which might be a boomerang if there was a war.
“Many births take place in China and you (India) stop people from having children.
The time will arrive when we will be very little.
If there is a war, then from where you will bring people to fight,” Barq said.
He also alleged that the election of the Head of the Block Panchayat Head Digured by BJP in power.
According to the draft residential control bill, people have more than two children in the state will be released from fighting local agency polls, submit government jobs or accept all types of subsidies.
The bill bill, where the suggestions have been invited from the public until July 19, also prohibits promotion in government work for such people, while offering incentives to those who limit their children to two.
The draft says it is necessary to control and stabilize the country’s population to promote sustainable development with a fairer distribution.
If applied, the provisions of the proposed law guide the population of Uttar Pradesh (control, stabilization and welfare) Bill, 2021 will take effect after one year from the date of publication in the Gazette, according to the Commission for the Uttar Pradesh (UPSLC) state website.
Assam, which is a country ruled by other BJP, has also announced that it will gradually implement a policy of two children because of the benefits available under certain schemes funded by the state.