Mallikarjun Kharge Writes To PM Modi, Seeks All-Occasion Dialogue On Caste Census – News18
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“Conducting any train such because the caste census which supplies the backward sections of our society their rights can not and shouldn’t be thought of divisive,” Kharge stated.
Congress chief Mallikarjun Kharge | File Picture/PTI
Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge has urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to attract upon the Telangana mannequin for the caste survey, take away the 50 per cent cap for reservation and instantly implement Article 15(5) offering for reservations for SCs, STs and OBCs in non-public instructional establishments.
In a letter to Modi, Kharge additionally known as on the prime minister to have a dialogue with all political events quickly on the problem of the caste census.
“Conducting any train such because the caste census which supplies the backward, the oppressed and the marginalised sections of our society their rights can not and shouldn’t be thought of divisive in any manner,” Kharge stated.
“Our nice nation and our large-hearted folks have all the time come collectively as one every time wanted, simply as we have now executed after the current cowardly terrorist assaults in Pahalgam,” he stated in his letter to Modi dated Might 5.
The Congress believes that conducting the caste census in a complete method is totally mandatory to make sure social and financial justice and equality of standing and alternative as pledged within the Preamble of our Structure, Kharge stated.
Sharing Kharge’s letter on X, Congress normal secretary in-charge communications Jairam Ramesh stated, “Following the CWC assembly on Might 2, the Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge ji wrote to the PM final evening on Mr Modi’s sudden and determined U-turn on the caste census – even because the nation’s anguish and anger on the brutal Pahalgam terror assaults continued unabated.” “Kharge ji has made three very particular strategies,” he stated.
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