Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan on Saturday announced that women reservation in Madhya Pradesh police would be increased to 33 per cent while in education field the reservation would be 50 per cent.
Chouhan expressed these views while inaugurating the national executive of the women cell of the BJP here on Saturday at party’s State headquarters Pandit Deendayal Upadhyaya Campus. “We don’t do politics for cutting the crop of votes, we do it with the commitment for nation rebuilding and this being the reason that the leaders of the BJP are seen as the social workers in the society,” Chouhan said.
“Earlier, the benefits of reservation for women in police were for the cops at officer-level. But now the benefits would be extended up to the constable level,” the CM said. After assuming power in the State, we started Kanyadan scheme that became so much popular that it was emulated by many other States. Under the scheme, Nikahs and Pani-grahan rituals are carried out under the same roof, he added.
Chouhan, praising Prime Minister Narendra Modi, said that he achieved compatibility in unfavorable conditions by earning people’s trust and in just eleven months of assuming the office he constituted positive atmosphere in the country by launching schemes like Swachchh Bharat, Jan Dhan Yojna, Make in India and others, he added.
He said that the definition of India as a strong nation has been set. The role of India in the Yemen crisis and Nepal earthquake was lauded by all the strong nations of the world including USA, even during the Yemen crisis USA requested India for its help. Prime Minister Modi has increased/raised the pride of nation and its people.
He said the BJP was founded in the form of Bharatiya Jana Sangh with the sentiments of nationalist contemplative fidelity.