Bhopal: There is a debate in Madhya Pradesh these days over OBC reservation. Politics is also being seen on this issue. Now, Congress has also come back into a counter-mode. In fact, recently, a big statement by former Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister and Congress State President Kamal Nath has surfaced. In fact, Kamal Nath made a statement saying, "Panchayat elections are being held without delimitation, rotation and OBC reservation. Vivek Tankha had filed a petition on rotation and delimitation, not OBC. Public prosecutors and election commission lawyers in the Supreme Court did not even oppose the cancellation of the OBC reservation.''
He further said, "The Supreme Court is on leave. In such a situation, if the government really wants to hold elections with OBC reservations, it should immediately put up a special leave petition in the Supreme Court. The Congress party will support the government in this task and the Congress wants elections with OBC reservation. In a post, he wrote: "BJP started false propaganda that reservation was canceled due to Congress, while the Jabalpur high court received the case four times but the government's lawyers did not appear. I appeal to the people of the state to remember that it is Congress that has raised the voice of the backward classes, the tribals, and the Dalits.''
Panchayat elections in Madhya Pradesh seem to be getting entangled due to OBC reservation politics, last Sunday also a meeting of the Congress Legislature Party was held late in the evening at the residence of Congress state president and former Chief Minister Kamal Nath at Bhopal over the issue. The political resolution was passed in this meeting.
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