New Delhi:
The Janata Dal United (JDU) concluded its nationwide government assembly with a decision demanding particular state standing for Bihar. The social gathering, led by Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, emphasised the longstanding want for Bihar to be granted particular standing, highlighting financial and developmental disparities.
Addressing the media after the assembly, a senior JDU chief said, “The demand for particular state standing for Bihar just isn’t new. It’s a essential step in the direction of accelerating Bihar’s progress trajectory and addressing the state’s distinctive challenges.”
The decision additionally underscored the need of safeguarding Bihar’s reservation quota, which was just lately elevated to 65 %. The JDU proposed that this quota be included within the Ninth Schedule of the Structure to protect it from judicial scrutiny, guaranteeing its uninterrupted implementation.
Concerning current controversies, the social gathering expressed deep concern over alleged irregularities within the NEET examination and referred to as for a radical investigation. “It’s crucial to revive the credibility of such essential examinations and uphold the belief of scholars and fogeys within the equity of the method,” the chief added.
