No Agitation In Haryana until July 21: Jat organization

The Jat quota agitation held in February this year ended in blockades of roads, inclusive of countrywidehighways, violence and huge harm to public and private residences in many districts.
GURGAON: The Jat Sangharsh Samiti on Wednesday said the network will no longer protest for quota ingovernment jobs and training establishments till July 21, the date by which the Punjab and Haryana highcourt docket has sought the country authorities‘s reply.

The decision changed into taken at a meeting of the Jat network right here underneath themanagement of samiti president Ram Kataria.

Samiti wellknown secretary RS Dahiya stated the choice at the postponement of the protest till the courthearing on July 21 turned into unanimous.

The high courtroom had stayed the operation of the regulation extending reservation to the Jats and 5different castes in Haryana beneath the Backward class category after petitioner Murari Lal Gupta moved a public hobby litigation.

A –judge bench of Justices SS Saron and Gurmit Ram issued be aware to the Haryana government to answer by way of July 21.

earlier, on might also 29, the Akhil Bharatiya Jat Aarakshan Sangharsh Samiti announced resumption in their agitation in Haryana from June 5.

“we are able to preserve ‘Jat Nyay’ rally in Haryana from June five as promises made with the aid ofHaryana chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar have no longer been fulfilled,” ABJASS president Yashpal Malik had instructed journalists in Delhi.

The Haryana assembly had unanimously handed the Haryana Backward classes (Reservation in offeringsand Admission in instructional institutions) bill, 2016, on March 29.

Six castes of Jats, Jat Sikhs, Rors, Bishnois, Tyagis and Muslim Jats had been blanketed in the listing of Backward training, by way of bifurcating it and developing an extra Block C.

There are 77 castes already blanketed underneath Backward instructions Block A and B.

The government circulate had got here earlier than the April three cut-off date set by the Jats, who had threatened a violent agitation if their call for for reservation was not met.

in the meantime, the authorities has braced itself for resumption of the Jat stir. Seven companies of paramilitary pressure were deployed in over six Jat-dominated districts.

during the quota reservation violence in February, at the least 30 humans had died and property well worth hundereds of crores of rupees become destroyed.