The Rebari community--a social group categorised as a backward class along with Gujjars and two other castes--, has welcomed the Gehlot Government's move of granting special packages for their social elevation and condemned Col Kirodi Singh Bainsla led Gujjar Reservation Action Committee for resumption of agitation from March 26. Talking to reporters here today, a group of community leaders including sitting MLA Ratna Ram Devasi felt that the state government's stand on the reservation issue was justified and its initiative for granting a special package to the four castes would prove to be a boon to youngsters of the above group. Mr Devasi said provision of scholarships to students of the class, assistance for gearing them up for competitive examinations and setting up of ITIs and other establishments would make the youth more employment efficient.
He said reverting the four communities into the OBCs until the judicial clearance to the Rajasthan Reservation Bill 2009, was also a welcome step by the government as it would enable our youth to avail benefit of reservation under the OBC class in recruitment for 70,000 posts being filled by the state government. Mr Devasi condemned Gujjar leader Col Bainsla's demand of stopping recruitment process till judicial clearance to the new Reservation Act and said this would have harmed the interests of a large number of unemployed youth, who were awaiting eagerly for opening of recruitment process.
Meanwhile, the state government has also reverted for the time being, four castes into OBCs to enable them to avail benefit of existing reservation for recruitment on 70,000 posts in government jobs. The Gujjar Action Committee has given a call for agitation from March 26 in protest against the government's move and stopping recruitment until the judicial clearance to the new Reservation Act. Meanwhile, a delegation of about 75 Rebari community leaders met Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot to express gratitude for the package and solidarity with government's initiatives.
He said reverting the four communities into the OBCs until the judicial clearance to the Rajasthan Reservation Bill 2009, was also a welcome step by the government as it would enable our youth to avail benefit of reservation under the OBC class in recruitment for 70,000 posts being filled by the state government. Mr Devasi condemned Gujjar leader Col Bainsla's demand of stopping recruitment process till judicial clearance to the new Reservation Act and said this would have harmed the interests of a large number of unemployed youth, who were awaiting eagerly for opening of recruitment process.
Meanwhile, the state government has also reverted for the time being, four castes into OBCs to enable them to avail benefit of existing reservation for recruitment on 70,000 posts in government jobs. The Gujjar Action Committee has given a call for agitation from March 26 in protest against the government's move and stopping recruitment until the judicial clearance to the new Reservation Act. Meanwhile, a delegation of about 75 Rebari community leaders met Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot to express gratitude for the package and solidarity with government's initiatives.
Thoda dimag gurjaron ko bhi de do...... rebari community taken a really good move for society
ReplyDeleteGujjars are going to be screwed severly this time by Ashok Gahlot and next time againg by Ms. Scindia. Guujars are born to be get screwed by politicians like Ashok Gahlot. He will screw gujjars nicely. Gahlot is very clever and would be worst for gujjars.
ReplyDeletegurjars are combination of honesty, brain,strong determination,unity and strength...no gehlot can screw them up...rewari have done a stupid thing.....gurjars won't ask reservation if the reservation system is abolished...and communities like meenas who don't deserve any reservation are removed from S.T.
ReplyDeletegurjars are really fighting for truth and are fighting against mirky politics from ancient times....
Indians should fully support them.......
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