Congress deputy Jairam Ramesh has targeted PM Modi concerning caste census, said this
Jairam Rameh has targeted PM Modi for caste census
Caste census:: Congress deputy, Jairam Ramesh, strongly criticized Prime Minister Narendra Modi for the caste census. Jairam Ramesh said the central government recently announced that the caste is calculating the next national census, this decision has given rise to a general political discussion. Thanks to an article on social networks, the chief of the congress underlined how the Modi government had previously opposed the idea of the census based on castes. He referred to three examples which, according to him, clearly reflect the change of position of the government. In April 2024, during a television interview, Prime Minister Modi described those which required the caste of the urban naxalites caste. Ramesh also recalled that in July 2021, the central government had informed the Parliament that it had decided not to collect the data from the population of caste, with the exception of SC (SC) and tribes listed (ST). On social networks, Jairam Ramesh wrote that there was evidence of the sudden, complete and desperate Modi on the caste census.
Jairam Ramesh asked many questions
In addition, Ramesh underlined an affidavit deposited by the government in September 2021 at the Supreme Court. In the document, the government argued that the exclusion of caste data in addition to SC and ST was a conscious political decision. He also asked the court not to order the census service to include caste calculations for OBCs, because such a step would take place in political matters. Given the current decision of the Center to include caste calculations, Ramesh asked Prime Minister Modi to talk about this change. He asked three questions: the Prime Minister will accept that the government has officially changed its policy, they will clarify the reasons for this change and establish a deadline for the caste census. Meanwhile, BJP leaders defended this decision and described it as constitutionally correct and important to promote social equality.
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