A special session of the state legislature will be held, if required, to grant quota to the Maratha community after reviewing a report of the state Backward Class Commission, Chief Minister Eknath Shinde told the assembly on Tuesday.
If Required, Will Hold Special Session Of Legislature To Grant Quota To Marathas: Maharashtra CM Eknath Shinde
"The state government will prove that the Maratha community is socially and educationally backward," he said.
Maharashtra CM Eknath Shinde
Maharashtra CM Eknath Shinde
"The Justice Shinde Committee set up for Maratha quota has submitted a report to the state government. The report of the Maharashtra Commission for Backward Classes will be submitted in one month. After reviewing it, if required, we will organise a special session of the legislature to offer reservation to the Maratha community," Shinde said.
He was speaking during a discussion on the Maratha reservation issue and steps taken by the government so far. ?
"The state government will prove that the Maratha community is socially and educationally backward," he said.
The opposition, however, expressed disappointment over Shinde's reply and walked out of the House in protest.
- Previous Story
Elections 2024: Ashok Tanwar Joins Congress Again; Sehwag Endorses Congress Candidate In Haryana - Next StoryCabinet Approves Classical Language Status To Five Languages, Including Marathi And Bengali
