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Present dispensation has ignored reserved categories: Tara Chand
10/3/2021 11:09:14 PM
Early Times Report
JAMMU, Oct 3: Former Deputy Chief Minister and senior Congress leader, Tara Chand, while addressing a mammoth gathering of people from reserved categories at Khour/Akhnoor today accused the present dispensation of ignoring the downtrodden and depressed class of the society.
While addressing a one day convention of SCs/STs /OBCs/RBA/ALC/Handicapped and other minority community classes Tara Chand said that the present government has totally ignored the burning and genuine demands of the reserved categories of Jammu and Kashmir. He said that the present government in strategic move has brought an end to the reservation in promotion which was benefiting these classes. He said that Congress has always supported the cause of these classes and through various amendments ensured that their fundamental and constitutional rights remain intact.
He said that the present dispensation stands exposed as it has snatched away the constitutional rights of the depressed class of the society and is strategically moving ahead in ending reservation in jobs. He said that after ending reservation in promotion the government is working on ending reservation in jobs.
Tara Chand further highlighted the fact that during the Congress-PDP and then Congress- NC coalition governments several Foundation Laws of Reservation were passed and Implemented Including the reservation law of J&K and Inter District Recruitment Law.
"Those who were humiliated and remained suppressed for thousand years need special treatment to come at par with the rest of the society and keeping in view a special provision of reservation in jobs and promotions was granted to them in Constitution. But the present dispensation is hell bent to abolish the same", Tara Chand lamented.
"We cannot create a balanced society with such steps. It is the duty of the government to ensure implementation of the Constitutional Rights of these classes so that a balanced society is developed", Tara Chand added.
He further said that the unemployment is all time high and the youth is frustrated as there are least avenue of employment. The government rather than providing employment opportunities seem determined to snatch away employment of many by privatizing government run departments where no job security is ensured.
He urged upon the government to provide Constitutional Rights to these classes and ensure their proper implementation so that the youth from reserved categories may get more and more employment to earn their livelihood.
Tara Chand further said that the government has even failed to curb the inflation which has pushed these classes towards poverty. He urged upon the government to bring the inflation down and provide a sigh of relief to common masses.
Many prominent stakeholders of the reserved classes from various parts of the state who spoke on the occasion were Adv. JP Gandhi, Dr. Gafoor Ahmed, Kuldeep Raj Bhagat ( Chairman Bdc Bhalwal), Ashok Kumar Bhagat, Sham Lal Verma DDC Candidate, and others.
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