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Give Jats in Haryana OBC status, says Hooda
EXPRESS NEWS SERVICE
CHANDIGARH, Oct 22:
Haryana Congress president Bhupinder Singh Hooda today demanded OBC status for Jats, Jat Sikhs, Bishnois, Tyagis and Rors.
In a statement here, Hooda said there should be no discrimination against Jats in Haryana when they had been accorded the OBC status in Rajasthan and Delhi.
He added that the Gurnam Singh Commission had recommended inclusion of Jats, Jat Sikhs, Bishnois and Rors in the list of OBC.
The HPCC president asked
Haryana Chief Minister Om Parkash Chatuala to clarify his stand on the recommendations of the commission.
"Chautala must inform whether he will accord the OBC status to these communities," he said.
He also congratulated Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot and the Delhi Chief Minister for taking positive steps by conferring OBC status on Jats in their states.
Copyright © 1999 Indian Express Newspapers (Bombay) Ltd.
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Eb woh e Hooda khud CM hai er dekh lo je kehta ho to ki Jaaton ko reservation do. Doglaaa maanas Doglee Raajniti !!
ye lo bhai...ek dum thik kaam kar diya hai..Doggle manas khatar ye kaam jaroori hain ..is Hooda ki kathni aur karni mai ghana farak sai...ke bera kaad palti maar ja..:rock :rock
Hats off to Shri Hawa Singh Sangwan ji for excellent leadership !!
Jat leaders seek written assurance from Hooda before ending stir
CHANDIGARH: Just hours after Haryana chief minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda announced that Jats had suspended their protests, leaders of the community said they would seek a written assurance from the government on reservation before withdrawing their stir.
The flip-flop between the community leaders and the Hooda government became evident on Saturday morning after one of the prominent Jat leaders said the decision to withdraw the protest would be taken by afternoon.
"We had a meeting with chief minister Hooda on Friday night. Hooda assured us that all our demands will be met in the coming days but still we have not ended our stir," Hawa Singh Sangwan, president of the Haryana Jat Arakshan Samiti, said.
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We are still evaluating the situation and waiting for a written assurance from the government. We cannot trust their verbal promises. We are holding meetings at various places in the state today and probably we can end the protest by noon," Sangwan added.
Hooda had claimed that Jat protesters have suspended their stir and would lift the blockade of railway tracks.
Jat community members have been protesting in Haryana for the last three weeks and have blocked rail tracks at several places. They are seeking reservation in government jobs for the community under the Other Backward Classes (OBC) quota.
The community had constituted a 31-member committee that held a meeting with Hooda on Friday night at Jind town, 220 km from here.
Hooda has agreed to set up a Haryana Backward Classes Commission within a month.
The commission would consider the demand of the communities of Roar, Jat, Jat Sikh, Tyagi, Bishnoi and any other community who wishes to be under the ambit of the backward classes in the state.
Besides Sangwan, Benayan Khap president Nafe Singh and representatives of other khaps (caste councils) attended the meeting.
The Jat leaders earlier held meetings with union Home Minister P. Chidambaram in New Delhi but the stalemate over giving them reservation under the OBC quota had continued.
The protesters, including women, children and the elderly, had blocked rail tracks at 15 points across Haryana. The worst affected were the districts of Hisar, Bhiwani and Jind.
Thousands of passengers were put to inconvenience as the authorities cancelled several trains passing through Haryana in the last three weeks.
The Jat leaders had earlier announced that they would block the Delhi-Ambala-Amritsar rail track if their demand was not met by March 25. The deadline ended Friday.
The leaders also warned that if their demands were not met by March 28, they would block all roads and rail tracks in Haryana, including those going to Delhi.