Jharkhand: Request to send Jharkhand Reservation and Domicile Bill to the Center, Soren will meet the Governor today

Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren (File)
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In Jharkhand, the approval of the central government is pending on the 77 percent reservation and domicile bill. CM Hemant Soren will meet Governor Ramesh Bais in Ranchi today for the demand of sending these Bills to the Center. Soren has requested the MLAs of all the parties and independents of the state to reach the Raj Bhavan.

Both these bills have been passed by the Jharkhand Assembly. The Governor will be requested to send both these Bills to the Center for inclusion in the Ninth Schedule of the Constitution. After the approval of the Reservation Bill, the reservation in jobs in the state will increase to 77 percent. A delegation of Jharkhand leaders led by CM Soren will urge the governor to send both these bills to the Center for early approval.

Jharkhand Reservation in Posts and Services Vacancies (Amendment) Bill 2022 passed by the Jharkhand Legislative Assembly on November 11 Increases reservation quota in government jobs for STs, SCs, OBCs and Economically Weaker Sections (EWS) from 60 per cent at present to 77 Will be a percentage.

In the special session of the Vidhan Sabha that concluded last month, another bill was passed to redefine the definition of a native of Jharkhand. Under this, the base year of the land record for the domicile certificate of the state has been made 1932. A provision has been made in both the Bills passed by voice vote that they will come into force only after their inclusion in the Ninth Schedule of the Constitution.

The Jharkhand government issued a statement saying that both the bills have been sent to the governor for approval. In the larger public interest and interest of the State, the Chief Minister wants an all-party delegation to meet the Governor and request him to send these Bills to the Center at the earliest, so that they can be converted into laws at the earliest.

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In Jharkhand, the approval of the central government is pending on the 77 percent reservation and domicile bill. CM Hemant Soren will meet Governor Ramesh Bais in Ranchi today for the demand of sending these Bills to the Center. Soren has requested the MLAs of all the parties and independents of the state to reach the Raj Bhavan.

Both these bills have been passed by the Jharkhand Assembly. The Governor will be requested to send both these Bills to the Center for inclusion in the Ninth Schedule of the Constitution. After the approval of the Reservation Bill, the reservation in jobs in the state will increase to 77 percent. A delegation of Jharkhand leaders led by CM Soren will urge the governor to send both these bills to the Center for early approval.

Jharkhand Reservation in Posts and Services Vacancies (Amendment) Bill 2022 passed by the Jharkhand Legislative Assembly on November 11 Increases reservation quota in government jobs for STs, SCs, OBCs and Economically Weaker Sections (EWS) from 60 per cent at present to 77 Will be a percentage.

In the special session of the Vidhan Sabha that concluded last month, another bill was passed to redefine the definition of a native of Jharkhand. Under this, the base year of the land record for the domicile certificate of the state has been made 1932. A provision has been made in both the Bills passed by voice vote that they will come into force only after their inclusion in the Ninth Schedule of the Constitution.

The Jharkhand government issued a statement saying that both the bills have been sent to the governor for approval. In the larger public interest and interest of the State, the Chief Minister wants an all-party delegation to meet the Governor and request him to send these Bills to the Center at the earliest, so that they can be converted into laws at the earliest.