Kolkata: Senior BJP leader Suvendu Adhikari on Tuesday implicated the Mamata Banerjee federal government of disregarding the Adivasi neighborhood in the state.
Dealing with an interview, the Leader of Opposition in the West Bengal Assembly declared that Adivasis in the state were being denied of their constitutionally mandated bookings in education and tasks.
He declared that the state federal government had actually removed long-term posts, choosing legal work.
He described a recruitment drive by the Food department for legal workers with a regular monthly pay of Rs 15,000, declaring that no bookings were being thought about and consequently bypassing the 6 percent quota for Adivasis and 22 percent for Scheduled Castes.
“Central guidelines and commission recommendations clearly state that reservations apply to casual, contractual, part-time and even promotional opportunities, not just permanent posts. I will write to the Governor and initiate legal action along with Adivasi and Scheduled Caste representatives,” he stated.
Adhikari declared that in countless such tasks in the previous no appointment standards were followed. He declared that big phony ST certificates have actually been released by the state federal government.
Adhikari stated that on August 15, an Adivasi instructor and football referee was presumably kicked by a TMC leader throughout a football match in Medinipur. An arrest was made after demonstrations, the implicated protected bail within 48 hours, he stated.
The Leader of Opposition highlighted the contribution of Adivasi leaders like Birsa Munda and Sidhu Murmu to India’s liberty battle and admired Prime Minister Narendra Modi for promoting tribal representation, pointing out the election of Droupadi Murmu as President which was opposed by TMC.