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Shinde chaired a conference on Maratha booking concern at his main house here and offered guidelines to divisional commissioners, collectors, commissioners of community corporations and other senior authorities through a video link.
The state Commission for Backward Classes will carry out a study from January 23 to asses the social, financial and instructional backwardness of the Maratha neighborhood, Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde stated on Saturday.
The Maratha neighborhood has actually been requiring bookings in federal government tasks and education under the Other Backward Class (OBC) classification.
The primary minister directed the administration to perform this study in 3 various shifts on war footing.
Shinde chaired a conference on Maratha booking problem at his main home here and provided directions to divisional commissioners, collectors, commissioners of community corporations and other senior authorities through a video link.
The study statement begins a day when Maratha quota activist Manoj Jarange started a demonstration march to Mumbai from Jalna with countless advocates. He has actually revealed to release an indefinite quick for the Maratha quota in Mumbai from January 26.
Jarange has actually required the issuance of blanket Kunbi (OBC) caste certificates to all Marathas.
At the conference, Shinde directed authorities to notify villagers about the study workout and share detais with gram panchayat workplaces.
“In order to examine the social, financial and academic backwardness of the Maratha neighborhood, the state Commission for Backward Classes is going to begin a study on war footing from January 23. This work ought to be offered a leading concern and the study need to be performed precisely with punctuality”, the chief minister stated.
The study will be performed from January 23 to January 31, which will cover Maratha and non-Maratha open classifications.
A projected 2.50 crore households will be surveyed. Popular organizations like the Gokhale Institute in Pune and IIPS will help in performing this excercise, the chief minister stated.
Ajit Ranade of Pune-based Gokhale Institute of Politics and Economics stated more than 1.25 lakh enumerators, consisting of instructors, gram sevaks, anganwadi employees and talathis, will be engaged for the study, which will be finished in about 8 days.
He likewise stated training for enumerators began on Saturday in 36 districts, 27 towns and 7 cantonment locations.
Shinde likewise asked the administration to perform the training of enumerators and officers correctly and preserve a day-to-day record.
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