




“The Bill has not been cleared because of the political reasons. This is not at all acceptable to us. We will wait for 15 days before taking a decision on our next move,” Bainsla said. Accusing the Congress of influencing the Governor for political gains, he said similar Bills were promptly cleared in states like Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh and Maharashtra.
Samiti vice-president Hari Prasad warned that the Congress party would have to pay a heavy price if the Gurjjars’ demands were not met. “The Congress-appointed Governor is not clearing the Bill. The party will have to face consequences,” Prasad said.
“At present, discussions are on at various levels in Rajasthan and other parts of the country among Gurjjars. We will support whichever party gives us reservation. But I will not personally join politics,” said Bainsla, adding that he had already met the Governor and requested him to give his assent to the Rajasthan SC/ST/OBC/Special Backward Category and EBC Bill.


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