Slighted at prospect of working under SCs/STs, anti-quota employees warn of civil disobedience

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Agencies: Lucknow, Dec 19 2012, 15:36 IST
Targeting BJP and Congress for the constitutional amendment bill granting quota in promotions, anti-reservation activists today staged protests before their respective offices here and warned of a "civil disobedience" agitation if they are forced to work under junior officials of reserved categories (SCs/STs).

Under the banner of 'Sarvjan Hitai Sanrakshan Samiti', the employees and officers opposed to reservation in promotions warned of a civil disobedience sort of agitation if the bill is passed by the Lok Sabha and they were made to work under junior officials belonging to the SC/STs.

"The samiti today resolved that employees belonging to general, backward and minorities would under no circumstances work under their junior officials who would become their seniors as a result of this bill once it comes into effect", President of the Samiti Shailendra Dubey said.

Taking a decision to further intensify the ongoing agitation, the employees would demand resignation of the MPs voting in favour of the bill and they would not be allowed to take part in any public programme in the constituencies or anywhere else in the state.

Issuing a warning to BJP and Congress to remain prepared to face the consequences of passing this bill, the employees whose strike entered the seventh day today staged protest dharnas before their respective offices shouting slogans leading to a traffic jam.

The employees vowed to topple the parties, specially BJP and Congress, supporting reservation in promotions.

There are also reports of the agitationists burning the effigy of former chief minister and BSP chief Mayawati.

Earlier, striking employees of

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Reader's Comments (4)| Post a Comment

Height of reservations

Shobin | 19-Dec-2012Reply | Forward
If this bill get passed in the loksabha, it will affect the moral and dedication of the government employees. This bill is not in national interest, it is basically to get more votes for this political parties. Promotions in any organisation should purely be on merit basis, this bill will further complicate this complicated system.

votes rocks.

ashish tewari | 19-Dec-2012Reply | Forward
BJP and congress have stunned the nation by there support to this bill.

Wrong news

Rakesh | 19-Dec-2012Reply | Forward
Theyre not arguing that this is because of SC/ST status, but rather because a junior has overnight become a senior...

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