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Fatehabad, October 3
The Punjabi community settled in Haryana, comprising mainly of those who migrated here from Pakistan after Partition, have demanded 35 per cent reservation in government jobs.
A meeting of the Sarva Jana Samaj Party, an outfit floated by persons belonging to the community, was held at the local Arorwansh Dharamshala today.
The meeting was attended by, among others, Som Nath Thakral, Narender Gilhotra, Subhash Bhayana, Subhash Mehta, Sushil Mehta, Thakur Dass, Ram Chander, Mukand Lal and Nand Kishore Chawla.
Speakers alleged that their community was being discriminated against in the matter of government jobs. They demanded that the Punjabi community should be given 35 per cent reservation in government jobs in accordance with their population. The party also decided to organise a day's fast here on October 28 to press their demand.
The Punjabi community settled in Haryana, comprising mainly of those who migrated here from Pakistan after Partition, have demanded 35 per cent reservation in government jobs.
A meeting of the Sarva Jana Samaj Party, an outfit floated by persons belonging to the community, was held at the local Arorwansh Dharamshala today.
The meeting was attended by, among others, Som Nath Thakral, Narender Gilhotra, Subhash Bhayana, Subhash Mehta, Sushil Mehta, Thakur Dass, Ram Chander, Mukand Lal and Nand Kishore Chawla.
Speakers alleged that their community was being discriminated against in the matter of government jobs. They demanded that the Punjabi community should be given 35 per cent reservation in government jobs in accordance with their population. The party also decided to organise a day's fast here on October 28 to press their demand.