Jharkhand CM writes to all parties, to meet Guv on important Bills 

Ranchi, December 19: Jharkhand chief minister Hemant Soren on Monday wrote to leaders of all political parties and Independent MLAs to support in giving rights to locals and reservation for deprived.

The letter of the chief minister is on the Jharkhand Reservation in Posts and Services Vacancies (Amendment) Bill, 2022 and the definition of Jharkhand local persons and the resulting social, cultural and other benefits to such local has requested all political parties to join the delegation to meet the Governor of Jharkhand to request to send the Bill to the Government of India for further action. So that the above bill can get the form of law soon.

The Chief Minister has urged through the letter that the above two important bills were unanimously passed by calling an extended session of the monsoon session in the Jharkhand Legislative Assembly on November 11, 2022.

“After the formation of Jharkhand, whenever efforts were made by the executive to make local policy, it did not get success and those policies have been rejected by the Honorable High Court. Just a few days ago, the recruitment policy passed by the House in 2021 has been canceled once again by the Hon’ble High Court,” the letter states.

“In order to provide constitutional shield to both the bills in the above circumstances, the decision to include it in the Ninth Schedule of the Constitution has also been taken unanimously by the Legislative Assembly,” the letter adds.

Presently both the bills have been sent to the Governor’s office for approval. In the larger public interest and the interest of the state, the Chief Minister has expressed his desire that an all-party delegation should meet the Governor and request him to send the above two Bills to the Government of India for further action, so that they can be converted into law soon.

The letter also informs that Governor has given time to meet on December 20 at 3 pm. Seeing importance of the subject, the Chief Minister has requested leaders of all parties and independent MLAs of the state to join the delegation.