AHMEDABAD: The Gujarat government on Tuesday refused to desk within the state assembly a 2013 record on untouchability, mentioning that it have been prepared through a university and now not through a notified fee. Chief minister Vijay Rupani introduced that the federal government would now not tolerate untouchability. He informed the House all the way through the query hour of the continued funds consultation that his government had taken steps as beneficial within the record on untouchability, which was prepared through Cept University five years ago.
During the question-answer consultation, Congress MLA Pravin Maru sought to know whether the federal government had won Cept’s record and what steps it had taken on the findings. “The record has made many suggestions. One is that the federal government must formulate schemes without retaining in thoughts the caste issue,” Rupani mentioned. “To create unity among all, the record instructed that children of all castes and faiths — Dalits, Hindus and Muslims — take meals in combination.”
The government conducts many inquiries but it's not important to desk each record, Rupani mentioned. Maru mentioned that during 2010, Navsarjan Trust had surveyed 1,589 villages and its findings indicated that untouchability still existed within the state. Maru mentioned that the Navsarjan had surveyed 98,000 people within the state. He mentioned that when the record was released, the federal government had cancelled the license of the trust.
“Navsarjan submitted a one-sided and anti-government record. We realized that it was prepared handiest to malign Gujarat’s image,” mentioned social justice and empowerment minister Ishwar Parmar. “Hence, the federal government requested Cept University to hold out a fact-finding survey in 2010. We won the record in April 2013.” The record was submitted to the federal government, which forwarded it to the dep. concerned for implementation. Senior Congress MLA Shailesh Parmar requested the federal government to proportion the findings of the record as well as the stairs taken through the federal government. He mentioned that untouchability was still prevalent within the state and Dalits have been incessantly socially boycotted.
During the question-answer consultation, Congress MLA Pravin Maru sought to know whether the federal government had won Cept’s record and what steps it had taken on the findings. “The record has made many suggestions. One is that the federal government must formulate schemes without retaining in thoughts the caste issue,” Rupani mentioned. “To create unity among all, the record instructed that children of all castes and faiths — Dalits, Hindus and Muslims — take meals in combination.”
The government conducts many inquiries but it's not important to desk each record, Rupani mentioned. Maru mentioned that during 2010, Navsarjan Trust had surveyed 1,589 villages and its findings indicated that untouchability still existed within the state. Maru mentioned that the Navsarjan had surveyed 98,000 people within the state. He mentioned that when the record was released, the federal government had cancelled the license of the trust.
“Navsarjan submitted a one-sided and anti-government record. We realized that it was prepared handiest to malign Gujarat’s image,” mentioned social justice and empowerment minister Ishwar Parmar. “Hence, the federal government requested Cept University to hold out a fact-finding survey in 2010. We won the record in April 2013.” The record was submitted to the federal government, which forwarded it to the dep. concerned for implementation. Senior Congress MLA Shailesh Parmar requested the federal government to proportion the findings of the record as well as the stairs taken through the federal government. He mentioned that untouchability was still prevalent within the state and Dalits have been incessantly socially boycotted.
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