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J&K BJP says Gujjar, Bakerwal, Pahari, OBCs get justice in Modi govt

United News of India by United News of India
March 18, 2024
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Ravinder Raina
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Jammu: Jammu and Kashmir BJP on Sunday said that Gujjar, Bakerwal, OBCs got justice in Modi government.

“Modi Govt gave rights to the Pahari community, while it kept the rights of Gujjar, Bakerwal, Gaddi-Sippy Sheena communities intact. It is the BJP again that has given rights to every community including OBCs, which were ignored by earlier governments of NC, Congress and PDP,” BJP J&K president Ravinder Raina here told reporters at a press conference.

He was accompanied by Ghulam Ali Khatana, MP (Rajya Sabha) and Abdul Ghani Kohli, former minister.

Raina thanked Prime Minister Narendra Modi for giving rights to the Pahari community for fulfilling the long pending demand of the Pahari community, keeping intact 10 percent reservation rights of Gujjar, Bakerwal, Gaddi-Sippy Sheena community.

Raina elaborated that when the bill was placed in the Parliament, the Modi government made it absolutely clear that the justice will be delivered to the Pahari community, while safeguarding the interests of the Gujjar-Bakerwal, Sheena communities.

The earlier governments led by NC, Congress, and PDP did criminal injustice with these communities for 70 years and brought the black law of inter-district recruitment, putting the future of children of Gujjar-Bakerwal into the darkness.

It is the BJP, which raised voice on inter-district recruitment rule, vehicles for transportation of animals, gave political representation in DDC, BDC, and is always on the forefront to resolve the issues faced by these communities.

The LG administration of Jammu and Kashmir also made sure that the earlier quota to the communities is kept intact, he added.

With the enactment of this rule, he said that the benefit to the Paddri tribe of Padder area, Gadda Brahmins, Kohli communities and others were given the benefit of 10 percent benefit along with the Pahari community.

“Several political personalities for their vested interests tried to misguide people on the issue, although it was made absolutely clear that the quota provided to Paharis would be separate from the earlier existing quota to STs”, said Raina.

Raina also said that more than 40 castes including Lohar, Nai, Teli, Hajam, Markban, Zargar, Jaat, WPRs were given the benefits under OBCs following the policy of Sabka, Sath, Sabka Vikas, Sabka Vishwas, Sabka Prayas”.

BJP OBC Morcha has been serving the people of J&K, raising the voice loudly for the neglected and those who were deprived of their rights for decades by the previous governments.

“BJP along with the whole nation is waiting enthusiastically for the festival of democracy. The Modi government has done unprecedented development in J&K. The people of J&K have approved the policies of the Modi government promoting peace and progress. The people are waiting to vote and elect Modi as Prime Minister for the 3rd term,” said Raina.

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