Gurjar leader Kirori Singh Bainsla raised a strong voice of protest against the recent govt move to conduct recruitment exams on time. A day after chief minister Ashok Gehlot announced that recruitments would continue in the state for STs, SCs and OBCs under the existing provisions. In a press conference, Bainsla warned of a massive agitation if the any recruitment is made in state. “We will meet the chief minister and request him to file the government’s reply in the court soon. We will also apprise him of our demand for 5% reservation. But if he does not heed to our requests, we will resort to whatever means to get our rightful share,” Bainsla said. However, the Gujjar leader did not give any time frame. “The whole community wants to go in for an immediate agitation and it’s me who is stopping them. The meeting with the chief minister will decide our future course of action,” he said.
Terming the government a betrayer of the community, Bainsla wondered as to why the special reservation quota to the community was not been included in the Ninth Schedule. “We want justice and for that if we resort to any agitation, the present government will be responsible for it,” he said. Chief minister Ashok Gehlot, however, said that the government will start the recruitment process, which can’t be put on hold for too long. “People from all castes and communities will be benefited by the recruitments so government can’t hold it up for too long,” Gehlot told media-persons. He said that the issue should not be politicised and political parties should refrain from making it an issue.
But Mr. Bhaisla want again agitation without thinking about lost of people and students in state. Even he didn't care how many gurjar lost life in last gurjar-meena clash in rajasthan. Hope god will give him some time to think and review the situation in state.
Terming the government a betrayer of the community, Bainsla wondered as to why the special reservation quota to the community was not been included in the Ninth Schedule. “We want justice and for that if we resort to any agitation, the present government will be responsible for it,” he said. Chief minister Ashok Gehlot, however, said that the government will start the recruitment process, which can’t be put on hold for too long. “People from all castes and communities will be benefited by the recruitments so government can’t hold it up for too long,” Gehlot told media-persons. He said that the issue should not be politicised and political parties should refrain from making it an issue.
But Mr. Bhaisla want again agitation without thinking about lost of people and students in state. Even he didn't care how many gurjar lost life in last gurjar-meena clash in rajasthan. Hope god will give him some time to think and review the situation in state.
He is mad....... faltu aadmi.
ReplyDeleteThe GURJAR will not get anything, neiher from Congress nor from BJP. Both are making them fool. First Ms. Vijayraje Scindia screwed them, now its the turn of Ashok Gahlot, who is ready to screw them anytime. So poor Gujjars the only way for you to work hard and join the hands with a new force to fight to abolish all reservations. I laugh at your poor position, you are fighter with national spirit. Ms. Scindia killed 40, Mr. Gahlot is ready to kill 400, even than you will not get anything, becouse you are born to die. You dares but Who cares you.
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